Fabrice Grosdaughtery's "Edito": the Question of Climate Does Not Disappear

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There are times when the news is on the line. Where the thermometer, the scientific readings, our personal feeling – this feeling of unbreathable air and suffocating temperatures – but also politics, and even the economy, with the prices of electricity that are panicking and the companies that have to slow down, all tell exactly the same story. And this week, what these indicators tell us, is that we are losing the battle of climate. Belgium is …

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An exceptional heat wave swept the Hexagon, leaving behind unprecedented temperatures for a month of June, with tropical nights and record maximums. While mercury is finally beginning to fall on a large part of the territory, the canicule episode of this early summer 2025 will remain engraved in the weather annals. Seventeen [...] Read more France suffocates under a historic heat wave: from the sprayed records of Finistère to the Alps appeared f…

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Last day of heat wave in France after two weeks of heat out of standard Admin FCE 02 Jul 2025 - 23:27 A large part of France, with the exception of the western fringe, suffered on Wednesday a last day of heat wave, before the announced arrival of violent thunderstorms in places, marking the term of a heat wave that will remain in the annals by its precocity, duration and records.The red heat wave vigilance was lifted for the last four department…

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A large part of France, with the exception of the western fringe, faces on Wednesday a new day of heat wave, with still points at 39°C, continuing two weeks of a national heat wave that will already remain in the annals due to its precocity, its duration and its records.

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As France suffocates under a heat wave of unprecedented intensity, the consequences of climate change become unsustainable. Between health emergencies, agricultural disasters and overheated cities, the country faces a systemic challenge. To get out of this trap requires collective mobilization and radical political choices. It is a heat that sticks to the skin, drys the land and locks the spirits in a stifling torpor. It is a (...)