It is a western landscape, a vast expanse of desert like the city of Clermont-Ferrand, wedged between a range of mountains, the Mediterranean and this other sea, of plastic, formed by greenhouses as far as the eye can see, which offer Europe tomatoes until the heart of winter. Here, near Almeria in Spain, in the driest place on the continent, Michelin is conducting tests on tires that are little known to the general public and yet essential to the smooth running of the economy.
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