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When the Buried Waste Resurfaces

Summary by TF1 INFO
For years, it was allowed to bury plastic waste from construction sites near the coast. This was the norm, but today these wild landfills are resurfaced. A plan is under way to clean them up. More than 150 have been identified. An out-of-standard construction site is under way in the Dollemard district of Le Havre (Seine-Maritime), at the foot of the cliff. The task is immense with a cost of 38 million euros. (Environment).

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For years, it was allowed to bury plastic waste from construction sites near the coast. This was the norm, but today these wild landfills are resurfaced. A plan is under way to clean them up. More than 150 have been identified. An out-of-standard construction site is under way in the Dollemard district of Le Havre (Seine-Maritime), at the foot of the cliff. The task is immense with a cost of 38 million euros. (Environment).

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TF1 INFO broke the news on Friday, October 2, 2026.
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