US EditionSignatures Against an "Unnecessary" Road Involving the Logging of More than 100 Pine Trees in El Puerto
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The Port mobilizes to stop a felling in a pine forest in the urbanization of El Águila. More than a hundred pine trees, many of them more than 50 years old, are marked to be cut to the south of Azor Street, an area considered one of the last green lungs of the town of Cadiz. Neighbors and citizens collectives have raised their voices to what they describe as an "ecological aggression without justification." The project, promoted by the City Coun…
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