Salut, pour ce nouvel épisode des explorations de Flo, je me trouve à Petit-Saut, en Guyane. Ici, dans les années 1990, EDF a construit un barrage pour produire de l’électricité. Résultat : 365 km² de forêt amazonienne ont été inondés et aujourd’hui, une entreprise veut récupérer ce bois immergé…
Certains y voient un moyen d’améliorer l’autonomie énergétique de la Guyane et de développer la biomasse et les filière bois locale pour limiter les importations et de créer des emplois. D’autres dénoncent un désastre écologique, qui met en danger tout l’écosystème local et au bilan carbone pire que celui d’une centrale à charbon ou à fioul. La Guyane a-t-elle fait le bon choix en décidant d’exploiter ce bois ?
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