What consequences for the pollution of the Drosbach near Leudelange?

After the Drosbach in the industrial zone near Leudelange has been polluted several times in the past, DP MP Gusty Graas asked what the exact causes are and which consequences there will be.

« Selon un article dans la presse écrite, plusieurs nouvelles pollutions du Drosbach ont été détectées récemment, cette fois-ci dans la zone industrielle « Am Bann » à Leudelange. En effet, une station de lavage aurait déversé ses eaux usées dans le Drosbach de manière régulière, sans que personne n’aurait alerté l’Administration de la gestion de l’eau. De plus, un produit chimique en provenance d’une autre entreprise se serait écoulé dans le Drosbach.

Dans ce contexte, j’aimerais poser les questions suivantes à Madame la Ministre de l’Environnement, du Climat et du Développement durable :

  • Madame la Ministre peut-elle informer sur la nature et l’origine de ces deux pollutions ?
  • Quelles sont les répercussions sur la faune et flore aquatique du Drosbach de ces deux pollutions ?
  • Quelles conséquences juridiques auront ces deux incidents ?
  • De quelle manière Madame la Ministre entend-elle sensibiliser voire encourager davantage la population à contacter l’AGE en cas d’une pollution d’un cours d’eau ? »

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