In Reichstett (Bas-Rhin), Colin and Brice Johner are fighting against a liquefied natural gas storage project led by Tepsa. Their struggle is taking place both on the ground and online, where their videos have garnered hundreds of thousands of views. "The village that still resists the invader really exists: it's called Reichstett." In February, a video quickly went viral on Alsatian Instagram feeds, shared by local organizations and environment…
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In Reichstett (Bas-Rhin), Colin and Brice Johner are fighting against a liquefied natural gas storage project led by Tepsa. Their struggle is taking place both on the ground and online, where their videos have garnered hundreds of thousands of views. "The village that still resists the invader really exists: it's called Reichstett." In February, a video quickly went viral on Alsatian Instagram feeds, shared by local organizations and environment…