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France is experiencing a historic heat wave, with temperatures exceeding 96 degrees for ten days. The government's stance against air-conditioning is being challenged as public demand for cooling solutions grows. Political factions are debating the need for air-conditioning in essential facilities, highlighting the complexities of adapting to climate change.
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France is experiencing a historic heat wave, with temperatures exceeding 96 degrees for ten days. The government's stance against air-conditioning is being challenged as public demand for cooling solutions grows. Political factions are debating the need for air-conditioning in essential facilities, highlighting the complexities of adapting to climate change.
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