US EditionThese Two Water Marks Are Contaminated with Microplastics
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A few kilometers from the spa town of Vittel (Vosges), the communes of They-sous-Montfort, Contrexéville and Saint-Ouen-lès-Parey are said to be home, according to franceinfo and Mediapart, to wild dumps belonging to Nestlé: hundreds of millimetres... Read more about Elle.fr
Nestlé Waters is prosecuted for storing waste and maintaining four wild landfills in Contrexéville, They-sous-Montfort, Saint-Ouen-Les-Parey and Crainvilliers, representing a cumulative volume of 473.700 cubic metres, equivalent to 126 Olympic swimming pools. The post Enqûete: immeasurable rates of microplastics found in Contrex and Hépar appeared first on LesEco.ma.
Landfills inherited from the 1960s The case of the Nestlé Waters wilderness landfills, which Mediapart had been publishing on 9 August 2025, did not date from yesterday. The first warnings date back several years, when inspectors of the French Biodiversity Office and the Central Office for Combating Environmental and Public Health (Oclaesp) identified four illegal landfills located in Contrexéville, They-sous-Montfort, Saint-Ouen-Les-Parey and C…
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