2030 Olympic Games: "Shaving Trees for 15 Days of Skiing", Residents Oppose the Clearing of Hundreds of Larch
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The project of clearing several hectares of forest for the future Olympic tracks strongly divides the inhabitants and organizers in this Alpine station "Concertation" or dialogue
THE SCAN SPORT - In Montgenèvre, the future site of the JO-2030 in the French Alps, the organizers have the support of the authorities, but face the refusal of inhabitants to sacrifice hundreds of trees for ski slopes.
In Montgenèvre, the future site of the Olympic Games in the winter of 2030, the Olympic project divides. While the authorities defend the promised benefits for this station of 800 inhabitants, the clearing of 5.5 hectares of larch to develop the tracks arouses strong opposition.
In Montgenèvre, the future site of the OJ-2030, the organisers face the refusal of inhabitants to shoot hundreds of larchs for ski slopes, despite the support of the authorities.
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