Artificialized land and land take. Drivers, impacts and potential responses

Par : Maylis Desrousseaux, Béatrice Béchet, Yves Le Bissonnais, Anne Ruas, Bertrand Schmitt
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  • Nombre de pages150
  • FormatGrand Format
  • PrésentationBroché
  • Poids0.25 kg
  • Dimensions14,5 cm × 21,0 cm × 1,0 cm
  • ISBN978-2-7592-3836-1
  • EAN9782759238361
  • Date de parution25/11/2023
  • CollectionMatière à débattre & décider
  • ÉditeurQuae éditions

Résumé

This work identifies the decisive economic and social factors in land take and its impact on the environment and agriculture. It carries out a summary of the state of knowledge - as complete as possible - of the determinants and impacts related to land take in France and attempts to identify policy tools through a multidisciplinary approach combining life sciences and economic sciences. It highlights the specific problems associated with this phenomenon.
Maylis Desrousseaux is a lecturer in environmental law at the Conservatoire national des arts et métiers. Her work focuses on legal levers for soil protection. Béatrice Béchet is a researcher at université Gustave Eiffel working on soil pollution in the context of urban development, and Director of the Institut de recherche sur les sciences et techniques de la ville (IRSTV). Yves Le Bissonnais was Director of Research at INRAE and a member of the scientific and technical council of the Réseau national d'expertise scientifique et technique sur les sols (RNEST).
Anne Ruas is a researcher at université Gustave Eiffel in the field of geomatics. Her research focuses on the urban environment in the context of climate change. Bertrand Schmitt was Director of Research in Economics at INRAE. His research has focused on the determinants of development in rural and peri-urban areas and various agricultural issues. He headed the Delegation for Expertise, Foresight and Advanced Studies (DEPE) at INRA.