Doubs. Zero net land artificialization, the subject of a political war

The forest doesn't make a sound when it grows. However, no one can ignore the din of a falling tree. Especially when bulldozers, backhoes, and other machinery follow.

In Haut-Doubs, this parade deafens local residents , who see the proliferation of collective housing projects under their windows, tasked with responding to the unsustainable real estate pressure weighing on the border strip. Meanwhile, the country loses more than 20,000 hectares of agricultural, natural, and forested land each year*.

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