The Senate voted today to partially roll back the "Zero Net Artificialization" (ZAN) law, designed to combat the concretization of rural areas, by modifying one of its intermediate deadlines. After some lively debate in the Chamber, the Senators modified one of the law's central measures.
ZAN law: the Senate removes a land-saving objective
The Senate voted today to partially roll back the ZAN law.
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