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"It's Great Banditry": the Theft of Wood in Private Forests Continues to Grow

Summary by franceinfo.fr
In recent years, theft of wood in French forests has become increasingly common. A problem that regularly affects the small owners of the Hérault. Among the reasons mentioned: the selling price of wood has been doubled since 2018.
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"It's Great Banditry": the Theft of Wood in Private Forests Continues to Grow

In recent years, theft of wood in French forests has become increasingly common. A problem that regularly affects the small owners of the Hérault. Among the reasons mentioned: the selling price of wood has been doubled since 2018.

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franceinfo.fr broke the news in on Saturday, May 24, 2025.
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