As Christophe Clergeau announced at the start of the week, he filed, with more than a hundred deputies including members of the social and ecological left delegation and the Green group, an objection to the commission's request of agriculture to force through the delegated act which lowers European ambitions on permanent grasslands, which are nevertheless real carbon sinks, essential to the fight against climate change.
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