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Firefighting Planes from South Battle Paris Wildfires for First Time

Dr. Olivia Grant3 months ago06 mins

For the first time, firefighting planes from southern France have been deployed to battle wildfires of exceptional scale near Paris, signaling a worrying shift in fire risk due to climate change.

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Wildfires Rage in Southern France: 3,000 Evacuated as Heat Wave Strikes Early

Amara Osei3 months ago06 mins

Nearly 3,000 people evacuated in southwestern France as wildfires rage weeks ahead of schedule amid a record-breaking heat wave. Climate scientists warn of a lengthening fire season.

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France Confirms First Ebola Case: Doctor Back from DRC

Dr. Olivia Grant4 months ago06 mins

France confirms its first Ebola case in a doctor returning from DRC. Contact tracing is underway in Paris. Experts weigh in on risks and preparedness.

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France Power Grid Collapses as Record Heat Wave Scorches Europe

Nathan Reeves4 months ago07 mins

A blistering heat wave has knocked out power for tens of thousands in France as Europe shatters temperature records. Experts warn the grid isn’t ready for climate change.

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Drowning Deaths Soar in France as Heatwave Grips Europe

Nathan Reeves4 months ago09 mins

Forty drownings in France linked to extreme heatwave as Europe battles record temperatures. Climate experts warn of hidden dangers as deaths spike 300%.

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