How is the forest after the heatwave? “For the moment, we have not seen too much dieback, the trees are suffering because the soils are still waterlogged,” estimates Christine Deleuze, director of the carbon strategy of the National Forestry Office (ONF). But when a big heat wave returns, when the soils are dry, it can be very dangerous. »
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