
Faced with the consequences of global warming, the French government is studying an increase in the Livret A ceiling to 30,000 euros in order to mobilize funding for the necessary adaptation work.
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The summer was marked by record temperatures, three heat waves and devastating fires in France.
âItâs a major victory for the countryâs energy sovereigntyâ: Maud Bregeon welcomes the sales figures for electric cars
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The government plans to raise the Livret A ceiling to 30,000 euros to finance climate adaptation
After a summer marked by record temperatures, three heat waves and devastating fires, the government is looking for funding margins to âaccelerateâ the work necessary to combat global warming.
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