In Batz-sur-Mer
From Pornichet to Le Croisic, it looks like the hit of the summer.
“What do we see these wind turbines!
we hear everywhere.
“What bothers us is the aesthetic side, it spoils the landscape.
It's not pretty.
They could have put them further away
,” complains Emmanuelle, who is camping for the first time on the Guérande peninsula.
Overlooking the Saint-Michel port in Batz-sur-Mer, framed by yellow huts, two amateur fishermen look at the horizon, dotted with dozens of masts 185 meters high.
"We almost prefer when it's foggy now!
We look elsewhere from the beach, just to not see them”
, prefers to laugh Roger, a septuagenarian.
His friend, Claude, speaks of
"a necessary ecological evil"
.
He tries to put things into perspective:
"I imagine we reacted the same way when the first electric poles arrived."
The first French offshore wind farm has been in the works for
a year, 15 kilometers off this wild coast, dotted with coves and beaches...
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