Responsible, ethical companies don't knowingly pollute rivers.
So what sort of company is LafargeHolcim, accused of dumping dirty water into the Seine "for years"?
We have already posted on this subject once, but here is François Petry, CEO of LafargeHolcim France, previously CEO of Aggregate Industries, shutting the stable door after the horse has bolted, trying to explain why LafargeHolcim – parent of Aggregate Industries – was found polluting the River Seine in Paris, admitting that the practice was not acceptable, claiming that "strict action plans" have now been put in place to stop it happening again.
Lafarge accusé de déverser des eaux souillées dans la Seine : "nous avons mis en place des plans d'actions extrêmement stricts" selon François Petry, Directeur général de LafargeHolcim France
— Good Morning Business (@goodmorning_biz) November 18, 2020
🎙@chrisjaku, Sandra Gandoin, François Petry pic.twitter.com/1JO8cfo65D
#ASIalu Lafarge déverse ses eaux usées dans la Seine en toute impunité "depuis des années", nous apprend une enquête implacable de @libe, là où bien d'autres médias n'ont pas creusé ce sujet pourtant sensible, en plein Paris. [payant]https://t.co/wR21hhVgZi
— Arrêt sur Images (@arretsurimages) November 17, 2020
