1. Soils in question
Soils represent a long, slow process that forms the bedrock of civilizations, the agricultural, economic, legal or religious foundation of civilizations. Humans the world over have appropriated soils to make them, in the space of a few millennia, the main source of their development: food and healthcare, water and shelter, clothing, lighting and heating. To the point of exhaustion...
1.1 The polysemy of soil
Soils are polysemous. This is their quality, but also their weakness.
Between memory and geography, societies have constantly shown an interest in land, as it enables the fulfillment of basic necessities, the development of industrial and spin-off enterprises, and personal fulfillment. Philosopher Jean-Philippe Pierron proposes to...
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Conflicting relationships between soil and urban planning
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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.
Law no. 2014-366 of March 24, 2014 for access to...
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