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Côte-d’Or. Burning Christmas trees: polluting, banned but popular

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The tradition of burning Christmas trees is prohibited if we strictly refer to the Environmental Code. However, this weekend of January 11 to 12, many municipalities in Côte-d’Or are organizing this celebration pinned as polluting and dangerous due to the emission of fine particles.

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In Riel, the tradition of burning Christmas trees continues, despite external criticism

For the Christmas tree burning in Riel, cars were parked hundreds of meters from the site, there was a stall with hot chocolate milk and music was played. All in all, a pleasant evening with a special highlight: the burning of about 500 Christmas trees. Critical voices too The annual tradition in Riel can be called special, because most municipalities in the Netherlands have stopped it. The reasons? Bad for the environment. The chairman of youth…

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