Our members are our representatives. They need we informed them of the situation experienced in everyday riding, a reciprocal duty to listen and be reflected in the discussions that take place in specialized committees of the National Assembly and the passage of legislation.
soon be considered the bill says "Grenelle II,
with a section for the procedures and standards to be met concerning the siting of industrial wind turbines.
For this, the associations that oppose wind projects have been heard by the Commission on Sustainable Development of the National Assembly, before reading and discussion of the law in Parliament. Associations - including ours - 
invite citizens to share their observations and experiences in their common concerning the siting of wind turbines, of arguments and reasons why they oppose it. Not always obvious as the reasons are varied.
invite citizens to share their observations and experiences in their common concerning the siting of wind turbines, of arguments and reasons why they oppose it. Not always obvious as the reasons are varied. is why we publish two examples of messages sent to members - both respectful, thoughtful and firm on their positions. The first was sent to Ms. Valerie Fourneyron, the second for Mr. Michel Lejeune.
To you, the readers, inspire you if you want to support this movement for
the voices of those who feel scorned by developers
wind deafness and their locally elected representatives. Feel free to ask us how to do this by sending us a message through this blog. The method to follow is very simple approach is a perfectly legal and commonplace as writing to his MP: He was elected to listen to you!
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