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What to Do with Your Tree After the Holidays? in Oikos, Near Sète, Christmas Trees Are Reduced to Compost for Farmers and Individuals

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On the Oïkos complex in Villeveyrac, Christmas trees are transformed into compost. On the northern sector of the Thau basin, it is an ecological alternative to landfilling or cremation of green waste.
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What to Do with Your Tree After the Holidays? in Oikos, Near Sète, Christmas Trees Are Reduced to Compost for Farmers and Individuals

On the Oïkos complex in Villeveyrac, Christmas trees are transformed into compost. On the northern sector of the Thau basin, it is an ecological alternative to landfilling or cremation of green waste.

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midilibre.fr broke the news in on Thursday, January 1, 2026.
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