In Rennes, the real estate project carried by Neotoa boulevard de Verdun previews the disappearance of fourteen trees according to the City and the lessor, fifteen according to the collective of riparians who oppose it. Twenty-seven trees would be planted as compensation. Arithmetic seems favorable: almost two new trees for an deleted tree. But what is really measured?...
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In Rennes, the real estate project carried by Neotoa boulevard de Verdun previews the disappearance of fourteen trees according to the City and the lessor, fifteen according to the collective of riparians who oppose it. Twenty-seven trees would be planted as compensation. Arithmetic seems favorable: almost two new trees for an deleted tree. But what is really measured?...