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Bonjour Tut, Tu pourras faire remarquer à Henri 7 qu'actuellement Paris et tout le nord-est de la France subissent une pollution digne de Los Angeles ! "Burgundy smog" : un phénomène nouveau, inconnu jusqu'à présent. "...les concentrations en particules fines sur l'ensemble de la Bourgogne et particulièrement sur les agglomérations de Dijon, Nevers et Auxerre où le seuil des 80 µg/m³ a été franchi..." Aiiii!!!!!!
Posted by: Barbara | March 20, 2015 at 11:56 PM