Question 17872 — environment

Summary

Mr. Éric Michoux draws the attention of the Minister of Ecological Transition, Biodiversity and International Negotiations on Climate and Nature to the consequences of restrictions on water use on the activity of certain very small businesses. Indeed, measures restricting the use of water can lead to a slowdown and sometimes even a ban on certain professional activities. It is particularly the case for cleaning facades, roofs and waterproofed surfaces. These restrictions respond to the need to preserve water resources and guarantee priority uses in the event of drought. Yet they can also have significant consequences on the economic viability of very small businesses whose activity depends on the use of water. This situation concerns everything particularly professionals whose prolonged interruption of activity can weaken the company and associated jobs. In this context, certain companies are requesting the possibility of a more graduated application of restrictions, taking into account the volumes of water actually consumed, the nature of the activity carried out and the efforts made to limit this consumption. Also, he asks him if the Government intends to develop the systems applicable during periods of crisis linked to drought in order to allow, when the state of the resource allows, more proportionate consideration of the very low water consumption of certain professional activities. He also asks what support measures are planned for very small businesses forced to suspend their activity due to restrictions on use. water.

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