Exnihiloest wrote:CO2 does not worry me, but when we advocate its reduction, we should remain consistent.
Bravo to the anti-nuclear idiots, France is rekindling the coal
Well done, the anti-nuclear idiots, France is rekindling the coal:
"It was foreseeable, France rekindled in September and October its four coal-fired power stations which emit a high CO2 emissions, and with a power almost identical to the two nuclear reactors in Fessenheim closed at the beginning of 2020 which did not emit greenhouse gases… "
GuyGadeboisLeRetour wrote:Creation of the Coastal Conservatory, 1975, president: VGE
Creation of the 1986 coastal law, president: FM
What does the coastal law say in the bay of Mont Saint-Michel
.... Only a few minor adjustments may be authorized. (L. 121-23 of the Town planning code
Point bar.
Exnihiloest wrote:GuyGadeboisLeRetour wrote:Creation of the Coastal Conservatory, 1975, president: VGE
Creation of the 1986 coastal law, president: FM
What does the coastal law say in the bay of Mont Saint-Michel
.... Only a few minor adjustments may be authorized. (L. 121-23 of the Town planning code
Point bar.
Exactly, the installation was light. And you, always so heavy to understand that the problem here is not the law but its interpretation, which is influenced by the ecological lobbies like these associations which bring back it without one having never voted for them.
https://france3-regions.francetvinfo.fr ... 38252.html................
Repeated offenses
In 2004, the breeder applied for a building permit which was refused. Despite this refusal, the shepherd decides to build eight covered tunnels to shelter his sheep. The court of first instance of Coutances is seized, it orders the breeder to dismantle everything. The case could have ended there, but in 2009 François Cerbonney built, without a building permit, a barn of nearly 1000 m2, thus violating the coastal law and the land use plan.
War is declared
The mayor of the time will end up granting a building permit long after the construction of the sheepfold to regularize the situation. The shepherd does not hide it, at that time, the mayor of Genets and several other political figures of the department of Manche decide to come to his aid.It is true that during this period I was made full of promises, but I still thank the former senator Jean Bizet who succeeded in passing an amendment to relax the coastal law, even if in the end it did not. walked for me
François Cerbonney, shepherd
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François Cerbonney finds himself in the middle of the fight between a part of the elected representatives of the southern Manche and the Manche nature association, or more exactly of a duel between two men: Jean Bizet, then right-wing senator and Yves Grall, the president of the association for the defense of the environment. Either, on the one hand, a parliamentarian who absolutely wants to demonstrate his power in his territory, and on the other the president of an organization that wants to prove that it is able to face political power.
In the middle is a shepherd who has committed several faults. First, he convinced himself that by doing his job as well as possible for enough time (20 years), he would succeed in tipping the law in his favor. Then François Cerbonney undoubtedly made the mistake of believing in the promises of politicians who failed to help him.
Conclusion
Despite the constitution of a support committee made up of clients, friends of the shepherd, residents of Genets and the current mayor of the town, the fight seems to be definitely lost.
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