Question 44582 — nuisance

Summary

Mr. Grégory Labille draws the attention of the Minister of Agriculture and Food to the noise pollution and weather impacts caused by anti-hail cannons. Concerning noise pollution, anti-hail cannons in operation emit 130 dB, the equivalent of a plane taking off every 7 seconds. This powerful noise disturbs the rest of the inhabitants and frightens the youngest - the cannons often operating night - and creates significant tensions with farmers. Then, the meteorological effects: the consequences of the use of chemicals, dispersed by propulsion (here cannon) in the atmosphere in order to prevent hail falls are poorly understood. Some studies conclude that these anti-hail cannons can cause a reduction in rainfall leading to certain localized droughts. He then asks her if Future regulations are planned in order, on the one hand, to limit noise pollution for residents and, on the other hand, to restrict their installations under article 5 of the Environmental Charter of 2004 creating the precautionary principle.

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