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Heat: Why France Struggles to Adapt to Global Warming
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France is one of the few countries to have a national climate change adaptation plan, but this issue has been taken seriously late, funding remains insufficient and the Green Fund has recently been cut by almost 20%.
Heat waves have become one of the major climate challenges facing France. They simultaneously raise questions about public health, land-use planning, housing, agriculture, energy, and social justice. Extreme heat has always existed, but its increasing frequency and intensity are gradually transforming a temporary risk into a structural phenomenon. But first, an essential definition: what is a heat wave? The word "heat wave" comes from the Latin …
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