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Question 15641 — environment

answeredFrance· National Assembly· FR

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Mr. Benjamin Saint-Huile draws the attention of the Minister of Agriculture and Food Sovereignty to the subject of environmental compensation and its consequences sometimes on agricultural activity. In France, 68,000 hectares of natural or agricultural soil are artificialized each year, representing one of the primary causes of the degradation of natural environments and biodiversity. The 2016 law for the reconquest of biodiversity, nature and landscapes rightly allows developers to implement compensation measures if the avoidance and reduction of impacts on biodiversity have not been sufficient. This effort is necessary to restore natural environments that are degraded by land-use projects. However, it regularly happens that an artificialization project targets agricultural operations and that at the same time, the The planned environmental compensation imposes new constraints on nearby farmers, or even a reduction in their activity. These renaturation measures almost exclusively affect farmers, which arouses anger and incomprehension in a sector already weakened by a significant number of standards. This is why he wishes to question him on the possibility of adapting environmental compensation projects for a better distribution of constraints between the different stakeholders in the territory.

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