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#48 (fr) « Passage délicat » Quand protéger les sols permet de préserver le futur

from Audible Alps - CIPRA Podcast: Interviews, background talks and voices from all Alpine countries: Listen to this and more in the podcast of the International Commission for the Protection of the Alps. · host CIPRA International - www.cipra.org

Pourquoi la transition écologique ne peut-être que participative et à l’écoute de l’histoire, c’est ce que nous raconte Pierre Leroy, président du P.E.T.R Grand Briançonnais, ancien Maire de Puy-St-André et l’auteur du livre « Passage délicat. Penser et panser les territoires » aux editions Actes Sud. Protéger les sols et améliorer le cadre de vie des toutes et tous : Quand les territoires innovent, la terre respire. Cet entretien a été réalisé dans le cadre du projet "Flächen:sparen" (Économiser les terres). Avec ce projet, la CIPRA s'engage pour un changement de tendance dans l'utilisation des terres dans les zones périurbaines, afin de transposer les résultats scientifiques dans la pratique, de rendre visibles les exemples pilotes et d'encourager leur imitation. Informations complémentaires : www.cipra.org/economiser-les-terres

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don't Persona. Ben. Yes. Yes.

Yeah. Thank you. That was so exciting. I was SO back to the pathway.

How does it look like? What is it today? Has it been a long period? No, it doesn't look like you.

You're saying something like this? No, I don't think you're saying this. I feel like everyone in the world, because it's a serious crisis. So, I've already got a lot of information that you can talk about.

But at the end of the year, I tell you, when people have been able to do it, I believe thatius isn't the one that has been done in the world, to kind of get on to Omega. If you were a Gold, The control of the internal design is also necessary to move the project to the application. Because we might not come in, let's look into this project whenever we change the project. We should be able to help change the project here as well.

But if you don't have to work here, you can think of longer than the project. So eventually we make sure that if you're very interview-based, to the first project. And then also the second project, the first project, and I also had a great time with the project. And there were a few questions that were just helpful.

And the other question was about the market. What are the options for the project? And then we can see how the market was to work with the project. And in the first project, the project, the project of the project.

And then let's see what they wanted to do. So, on this project, we were also able to talk about how we We had a lot of research on how we felt about it. But we, instead of doing research, we had a lot of research on how to do it. We had a lot of research from other countries, and we had a lot of research on it.

We knew that we were going to do the research on how to do it at the end of the day. But now we are going to accept the issues we need to make with the future. and they will soon be expected to wait until it's necessary to check them as they are able to benefit. And so, in the beginning we had a lot of applause to our friends, because they were the first time in the armed force.

We were excited to be here for the first time. And I would ask that you all to be the first time who stood there to be your future. I would encourage you to be the first time from US and UNI in the outfits, as I met. I would thank you so much.

Thank you for watching!

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