Many municipalities have chosen to reduce their public lighting at night in Seine-et-Marne

With inflation, cities find themselves obliged to act to regulate their spending. Among the latter, public lighting represents a significant weight. The French ecological transition observatory allows us to know how the departments have chosen to modulate this budget. In Seine-et-Marne, between 70% and 80% of municipalities choose to turn off or lower the power of public lighting during the night hours when this has the least impact on safety and comfort. users. A positive point also for biodiversity, with a reduction in light pollution.

Nicolas Everyone