The text aimed at facilitating the implementation of "zero net artificialisation" (ZAN) of soils to combat urban sprawl will be examined on June 21 in the National Assembly and a parliamentary agreement is emerging, said Thursday, June 1, the Minister for Ecological Transition.
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