Since July 15, activists have been perched in trees on an avenue in the town of Jouy, in the Eure-et-Loir department, trying to save six linden trees from being cut down. Faced with the pressure, the mayor announced he was abandoning the plan to carry out sidewalk repairs. But the "squirrels" refuse to come down from the branches until they obtain a withdrawal of the prefectural order authorizing the felling, or a written municipal decision guar…
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Since July 15, activists have been perched in trees on an avenue in the town of Jouy, in the Eure-et-Loir department, trying to save six linden trees from being cut down. Faced with the pressure, the mayor announced he was abandoning the plan to carry out sidewalk repairs. But the "squirrels" refuse to come down from the branches until they obtain a withdrawal of the prefectural order authorizing the felling, or a written municipal decision guar…