Duplomb Law: towards a censorship of neonicotinoids by the Constitutional Council?
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The nine wise men of the Constitutional Council, seized of the Duplomb law by the four left-wing groups in the National Assembly, ruled on its constitutionality on August 7. HOUPLINE-RENARD / SIPA
The Constitutional Council is scheduled to rule on the Duplomb Law this Thursday, August 7. At stake: the conditional reintroduction of a neonicotinoid insecticide, banned in France since 2018. The judges could rule its return contrary to the Environmental Charter.
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I subscribeThe Environmental Charter celebrates its 20th anniversary this year. The text, which was enshrined in the constitution in 2005, will once again be the subject of debate among the nine judges of the Constitutional Council. Referred to by the four left-wing groups in the National Assembly, the body is scheduled to rule this Thursday, August 7, on the Duplomb Law. The law seeks to eliminate standards, particularly environmental standards, that would restrict French farmers.
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