Overheated schools and hospitals, pressure on the health system, consequences on work, transport, electricity networks and even agriculture: can the twelve days of the historic heatwave experienced by France in June provoke a collective awareness and a turning point in public policies? Ten months before the presidential election, the parties and candidates are multiplying their proposals, seeming for some of them to come out of denial.
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