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Belgian schools urged to adopt heatwave adaptation plans
Le SoirLO·BE·about 19 hours ago
Kévin Le Goff has invested in property on a French Atlantic island facing partial submersion from sea-level rise, knowingly accepting the long-term risk. The move highlights individual adaptation to climate risk rather than a policy shift. Its market relevance is limited, but it underscores growing awareness of coastal vulnerability.
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