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By Diverting Wastewater From the Capital to the Plain of Gennevilliers in 1872, Engineers Literally Made the Soil of Today's Vegetable Gardens.
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We often imagine the workers' gardens as havens of preserved greenery, plots where the land has remained intact for generations. It is precisely the mistake that most visitors who walk today between the leek squares and the rows of tomatoes of Gennevilliers make. For under these apparently innocent vegetable gardens [...]
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