L’environnement nocturne dans les territoires de montagne français, ressource et opérateur de transition vers la durabilité

Challéat, Samuel; Lapostolle, Dany; Milian, Johan

doi:10.4000/rga.3895

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2018

DOI: 10.4000/rga.3895

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L’environnement nocturne dans les territoires de montagne français, ressource et opérateur de transition vers la durabilité

Samuel Challéat¹,

Dany Lapostolle²,

Johan Milian³

Abstract: Fondé en septembre 2013 et coordonné par Samuel Challéat, le Collectif RENOIR (Ressources environnementales nocturnes & territoires) rassemble neuf chercheurs, enseignants-chercheurs et acteurs territoriaux issus de divers horizons (Toulouse, Dijon, Paris et Pau) et de différentes disciplines (géographie de l'environnement, aménagement, biologie de la conservation, économie, science politique, sciences de l'information et de la communication, psychologie sociale), ainsi qu'un photographe-vidéaste. Il accompagn… Show more

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Making Darkness a Place-Based Resource: How the Fight against Light Pollution Reconfigures Rural Areas in France

Lapostolle

Challéat

2020

Annals of the American Association of Geographers

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Light pollution refers to the degradation of darkness through the use of artificial light at night (ALAN) in and around human infrastructures. This pollution is intrinsically related to urbanization and spills out from urban areas to affect both rural and protected areas. Several countries are organizing the fight against light pollution. There, local communities are experimenting with environmental policies designed to protect darkness. The challenge is about preserving biodiversity and fostering the energy transition. In France, a number of pioneering rural areas are experimenting with mechanisms that include this dual implication. Two of them provide the case study for this article. We show how these areas turn darkness into a specific resource. We identify three specification processes. The first obeys an anthropocentric utilitarian rationale and is part of the "economicization" of the environment in the line of shallow ecology. The second follows a rationale of ecocentric conservation and is part of the radical ecologization of the economy, in line with deep ecology. The third is in keeping with an integrated socio-ecosystemic rationale enshrining the interdependence between development, planning, the preservation of biodiversity, and energy savings. Local areas are plagued with specification controversies. These areas become incubation rooms, that is, spaces for resolving these controversies. These are reflected in a transition operator enabling the local area to take a fresh trajectory in terms of development and planning.

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Making Darkness a Place-Based Resource: How the Fight against Light Pollution Reconfigures Rural Areas in France

Lapostolle

Challéat

2020

Annals of the American Association of Geographers

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Isolés et connectés.L’énergie dans les espaces protégés des Alpes françaises au défi de la transition environnementale

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Laslaz²

2021

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Introduction – Analyser les trajectoires de transition

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Lapostolle²,

Berriet-Solliec³

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L’environnement nocturne dans les territoires de montagne français, ressource et opérateur de transition vers la durabilité

Cited by 8 publications

References 24 publications

Making Darkness a Place-Based Resource: How the Fight against Light Pollution Reconfigures Rural Areas in France

Making Darkness a Place-Based Resource: How the Fight against Light Pollution Reconfigures Rural Areas in France

Isolés et connectés.L’énergie dans les espaces protégés des Alpes françaises au défi de la transition environnementale

Introduction – Analyser les trajectoires de transition

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