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Radio France Internationale
Radio France Internationale
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Alison Hird

Champagne, Comté and croissants in the crossfire of climate change, experts warn

Parisians flocked to the Canal Saint-Martin after public swimming was permitted in certain areas due to high temperatures, 26 June.
Cover image: Parisians flocked to the Canal Saint-Martin after public swimming was permitted in certain areas due to high temperatures, 26 June. REUTERS - Tom Nicholson

France's June heatwave saw temperatures in Paris hit 41C, the same average as Dubai. Experts now say that, in order to adapt to climate change, the country will have difficult choices to make when it comes to its famed lifestyle.

France's late June heatwave broke temperature records across the country. Paris reached 41C for the first time, while Bordeaux hit 43C – the same temperature as Baghdad.

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