Political and environmental disputes in Charente-Maritime heighten as municipal elections approach, with postponed votes and fractured alliances marking the local landscape.
The European Commission's rollback on EV targets and France's political hurdles underscore challenges in decarbonizing road transport across Europe.
France experiences its third or fourth hottest year on record in 2025, with half the year marked by unusually high temperatures and accelerating climate change impacts.
France experiences one of its hottest years on record in 2025, with significant temperature anomalies and global warming trends confirmed by Météo-France.
France begins public consultation on its delayed National Low Carbon Strategy amid rising emissions and the 10th anniversary of the Paris Agreement.
French economic experts highlight significant flaws in national climate policies, particularly in managing forests to enhance carbon sequestration and resilience.
2025 is set to be one of the hottest years on record, highlighting urgent climate challenges globally and prompting a cautious approach to renewable energy expansion in France due to shifting consumption forecasts.
France commits to advancing ocean protection and tackling climate change impacts through UN resolutions and international cooperation.
Meuse officials and agricultural stakeholders convened to address climate change's economic impacts on farming, unveiling adaptation strategies and support partnerships.
France prepares to address the housing crisis amid climate change projections with a key conference and political calls for pragmatic consensus.
France's low-carbon transition is expected to reduce fossil fuel trade and impact GDP and trade balances, requiring major capital investment and economic shifts.
COP30 in Brazil ends with a modest climate agreement lacking fossil fuel phase-out commitments, drawing European disappointment amid rising climate urgency.
COP30 in Brazil faces a stalemate after the draft agreement omits fossil fuel commitments, drawing criticism from European countries and France’s ecological minister.
COP30 climate talks in Brazil progress amid unresolved issues, while global climate monitoring faces threats from U.S. budget cuts impacting satellite data crucial for weather and environmental forecasts.
French President Emmanuel Macron reiterates France's leadership role and climate commitments ahead of COP30, advocating multilateralism and safeguarding French interests in trade agreements.
The EU secures a major climate deal with a 90% emissions reduction target by 2040 ahead of COP30, amid political concessions and mixed reactions.
The French village of Miquelon is relocating homes to evade rising sea levels, backed by government funds and amid mixed local reactions.
In Colmar, Shifters 68 leads local decarbonization efforts while France's agro-food sector embraces circular economy innovations to meet new sustainability challenges.
U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres confirms the inevitable breach of the 1.5°C warming limit and urges ambitious climate action and financing ahead of COP30 in Brazil.
Jean Castex's appointment as SNCF CEO was confirmed by parliament, marking a strategic shift to modernize aging rail infrastructure and address climate challenges and competition.
The International Maritime Organization postponed a key global shipping emissions reduction plan by a year, mainly due to US opposition and pressure from allied oil-producing nations.
Widespread climate justice marches unfold across France, uniting various collectives advocating for ecological and social justice.
UN summit leaders, including Macron, respond to climate denial and emphasize science-based policies.
France faces a significant heatwave in September 2025, with temperatures hitting 35 °C.
France's conflicting greenhouse gas emission figures raise questions about data accuracy and transparency.
France outlines critical adaptation strategies and funding needs to cope with +4°C climate scenario.
Alpes du Sud faces economic pressures from climate change and demographic shifts, impacting its tourism-driven economy.
France's climate policies are deemed inadequate and jeopardize Paris Agreement commitments, warns the Haut Conseil pour le Climat.
The summer of 2025 has been declared the third hottest in France since 1900, prompting urgent calls for climate action.