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These French Cities Are Already Changing Their Streets to Cope with the Explosion of the Number of Seniors
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The change is already visible in many French communes. From year to year, the population ages while births are rarer. Faced with this change, local elected representatives must adapt their cities to new needs. INSEE's projections show the extent of the phenomenon. The French population should reach its maximum in 2037 before beginning to decrease. By 2070, the more than 65 years could be twice as many as those under 20 years old. For small citie…
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