US EditionGreen Algae: State Could Be Held Partly Responsible for Jogger's Death
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This is a major step forward in the endless legal battle waged by the family of Jean-René Auffray. Nine years after the death of this jogger, found lifeless on September 8, 2016, in an area invaded by green algae in Hillion (Côtes-d'Armor), the public rapporteur of the Nantes Administrative Court of Appeal has finally recognized a direct causal link between the proliferation of these algae and the death, caused by the inhalation of hydrogen sulf…
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