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Humanity and Biodiversity: Taste, feel and appreciate biodiversity in everyday life

Bernard Chevassus-au-Louis, President of Humanité et Biodiversity: “For our association, preserving and regaining the biodiversity requires us to take into consideration human activities and to ensure that all activities contribute

HUMANITY AND BIODIVERSITY: A sensitive, cultural and social experience

Bernard Chevassus-au-Louis, President of Humanité et Biodiversité: “The desire to care for nature is a sensitive experience, just like the ability to appreciate and recognize the history of a plant,

A France Inter report on ECT’s biological treatment center

This week, France Inter’s “La Terre au Carré” program is broadcasting a series of reports by journalist Juliette Prouteau. This documentary mini-series focuses on excavated soil from the Grand Paris

ECT presents its activities to local authorities in Yvelines

Le Magazine des Mairies et Intercommunalités des Yvelines, devotes a special feature to the 2019 edition of UMY Day. An opportunity to catch up with the various participants. As part

Best wishes for 2020

In 2019, the men and women of ECT made life more beautiful for the people of Ile-de-France. Let’s build the landscape of 2020 together. With more green spaces, more playgrounds,

HUMANITÉ & BIODIVERSITÉ AND ECT SIGN A CHARTER IN FAVOR OF BIODIVERSITY

Commitments to biodiversity through an operational methodology In 2019, ECT and the Humanité & Biodiversité association signed a charter of commitment to biodiversity. The year 2020 marks a new stage

Reservations required for all customers on all sites

Scheduling deliveries to ECT sites ECT plans soil deliveries to its sites, which means that our customers are obliged to make reservations for all deliveries. The objective Control the volumes

[REVUE PRESSE] Traceability of excavated soil enters the circular economy debate

As the Salon des Maires gets underway, the Revue des Collectivités locales looks at the consequences of changes to the status of excavated soil and sediments. Here’s an excerpt from