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4. Disciplinary shifts to reveal soil potential
Taking soil potential into account when defining urban development projects is a powerful way of renewing the urban project by contributing to regional development, combating the artificialization of land and the disappearance of natural, agricultural and forest areas, and adapting to changing lifestyles and economic and climatic changes.
It's no longer a question of walking on the ground, but of walking with it. To achieve this, we need to rethink our modes of intervention (and their temporality), in which the transformation project is seen not as a solution, but as an iterative process.
4.1 Taking soil characteristics into account
By adopting the first principle of permaculture, "observe and interact".
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Law no. 2000-1208 of December 13, 2000 on urban solidarity and renewal (JORF no. 289 of December 14, 2000), known as the "SRU Law".
Loi n° 2010-788 du 12 juillet 2010 portant engagement national pour l'environnement (JORF n° 0160 du 13 juillet 2010), known as the "Grenelle 2" law.
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