VOICED: Flower power for swimming pool clean-up in France

The video discusses the first ecological swimming pool in France, located in a small town at the foot of Mumbler mountain. Unlike traditional pools, it uses plants and bacteria for natural filtration, eliminating the need for chlorine. Swimmers report a pleasant experience with soft water. Despite its success, ecological pools face regulatory challenges in France. The video highlights the need for regulations and the potential for more such pools in the future, emphasizing the importance of preserving nature.

What makes the ecological swimming pool in the small French town unique?

• It is located on top of a mountain.

• It uses natural processes for water purification.

• It is the largest pool in France.

• It uses chlorine for purification.

How do swimmers describe their experience in the ecological pool?

• The water feels sticky.

• The pool is too crowded.

• The water is too cold.

• The water is very soft and pleasant.

Why are ecological pools still rare in France?

• They are too expensive to build.

• They require a lot of maintenance.

• Authorities are unsure how to regulate them.

• They are not popular among swimmers.

What was the initial status of the ecological pool in the town?

• It was opened as a permanent facility.

• It was only open during summer.

• It was opened as an experiment.

• It was closed to the public.

What is the potential future for the ecological pool discussed in the video?

• It will be closed permanently.

• It will be expanded to accommodate more people.

• It will be converted into a regular pool.

• It will remain an experimental facility.