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Following a sustainable development rationale, the national policy for the management of contaminated sites highlights the significance of rehabilitating brownfield sites rather than using agricultural land or natural environments. This policy emphasizes the promotion of pragmatic solutions, which take into account health and environmental issues.
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The effects of an installation, infrastructure or development on natural environments and local populations are taken into account in the impact assessment provided by the project owner. Foremost among those is the impact on natural environment, fauna, flora as well as the health and accident risks associated with the exposure of populations.
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Within the contaminated site management policy, remediation works are a solution amongst many. The idea is therefore to offer this solution after weighing all its benefits and drawbacks. These often depend upon space and time constraints, especially with regards to urban renewal projects.
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