Tuesday, April 7, 2009 at the library Morcenx (20:30)
polluted industrial sites are becoming more numerous in France and Europe. They pose heavy economic problems, health and property. However, unlike the other two sectors: water and air, the soil is still protected by any statute or by any European text. Pending the possible adoption of an EU directive currently under discussion, France, despite the scandal of the case Metaleurop, do not fully cleans up its sites, but tolerates up to leave a pollution levels "Acceptable". The questions posed challenge all players: What obligations for industrial pollution control? What residual risks for future generations? What cost will likely to Commons? What means of action and for mayors, local residents and future residents? meeting hosted by Marie-Laure Lambert , lecturer at the University of Aix-Marseille
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