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Creating Fertile Land with Construction Waste: a New Idea in Switzerland that Materializes in the Heart of Renens

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What to do about a precious land available only for a few years in the middle of the city? In Renens, an answer was found: turning excavated inert soil into fertile substrate for landscape development. The site was inaugurated this TuesdayIn early September, the launch of a Valdo-Genevoise awareness campaign made discreetly smile in some political camps. Cat litter, when it is of mineral origin, puts under pressure landfills already close to sat…

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What to do about a precious land available only for a few years in the middle of the city? In Renens, an answer was found: turning excavated inert soil into fertile substrate for landscape development. The site was inaugurated this TuesdayIn early September, the launch of a Valdo-Genevoise awareness campaign made discreetly smile in some political camps. Cat litter, when it is of mineral origin, puts under pressure landfills already close to sat…

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Le Temps broke the news in Geneva, Switzerland on Wednesday, September 30, 2026.
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