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Vines in the foreground and the Moselle valley, seen from Markusberg in Schengen.

Economy · Nov 12, 2026Fruit, vegetables and vines: Luxembourg plans drought-related aidThe government has given its agreement in principle to targeted compensation. It has announced a 30% income-loss threshold and an aid rate of 40% for fruit, vegetable and grape producers.

Rows of tea plants at Xiding, at the foot of a hill in Taiwan’s Alishan mountain range.

Climate · Nov 12, 2026In Alishan, adapting tea cultivation to drought comes at a costIn Alishan, mulching, alfalfa and growing tea under trees are different responses to water stress. These practices focus on protecting the soil, but involve an economic trade-off: how can growers make a living from smaller harvests?

A green and blue Chargy charging point installed near Colmar-Berg railway station.

Environment · Nov 11, 2026Klimabonus Mobilitéit: what is changing for cars and charging points until 2030The Klimabonus Mobilitéit has been extended until 2030. From 2027, some car dealers will be able to deduct the grant from the bill for a new vehicle; grants for charging points follow separate timetables and caps.

The Pajaro River in California

Climate · Nov 11, 2026In Watsonville, Hope Village adapts accommodation to heat and floodingIn Watsonville, Hope Village provides accommodation for people experiencing homelessness in a 34-bed centre designed to better manage heat and flood risk. What insulation and raising buildings can achieve, and what they cannot guarantee.

A purple sea urchin photographed underwater in Banyuls-sur-Mer.

Culture · Nov 8, 2026In Banyuls, ‘Tous sentinelles’ invites visitors to observe the coast more closelyFrom 11 to 15 November, Banyuls-sur-Mer will host the main events of the ‘Tous sentinelles’ festival. Workshops, discussions and outings will show how citizen observations can contribute to monitoring the coast, provided they are documented and verified.

A tram travels through Luxembourg city centre.

Society · Nov 7, 2026In Luxembourg, 33% say they have replaced some car journeysIn Luxembourg, 33% of respondents to the EIB’s 2026 survey say they have replaced some individual car journeys with car-sharing, public transport or cycling. The result measures reported journeys, not a lasting abandonment of the car.

A man cools his head under water from a fountain, illustrative photograph.

Climate · Nov 4, 2026Climate and health: what the 2026 Lancet Countdown warning revealsMortality, exposure and protection: the 2026 report shows why the health effects of climate change demand more than a response to heatwaves.

Dense forest bordering a watercourse in the Brazilian Amazon, archive photograph.

Climate · Oct 28, 2026After Lula’s re-election, how should we interpret the fall in deforestation?INPE estimates that deforestation in the Legal Amazon amounted to 3 335 km² for August 2025–July 2026. This decline predates the election and should not be confused with either restoration or a target already achieved.

The Orangerie at the Palace of Versailles and the flowerbeds in its gardens

Climate · Oct 28, 2026At Versailles, adapting heritage to the climate begins with observationHeat, humidity, drought: the palace and its gardens do not call for the same responses. Monitoring collections and biodiversity helps guide interventions.

White rooftops on Parisian apartment blocks, illustrative photograph of cities adapting to heat, not depicting a project from the 2050 report.

Europe · Oct 27, 2026France in 2050: ageing, climate and the choices to make todayBy 2050, 16.5% of people in France could be aged 75 or over, while climate adaptation is being prepared on a trajectory of +2.7 °C. The report « France 2035, France 2050 » sets out the trade-offs ahead.

Close-up of a bunch of purple grapes on a vine.

Climate · Oct 22, 2026In Calvados, a wine-growing gamble in the name of adaptationA winegrower from Saumur has planted 20,000 vines in Calvados, saying he has found a cooler climate there, while the report sets this decision against the pressure of rising temperatures on the Loire Valley. After a first harvest in 2025, three quarters of 12,000 bottles of white wine were sold in a month and a half.

Close-up of the cracks and shades in a tree’s bark.

Nature and environment · Oct 1, 2026At Bech-Kleinmacher, the trees open a book on climateThe Bamléierpad brings together more than 300 trees beside the Moselle. This educational trail offers a chance to discover their diversity and observe the species, without claiming to provide a universal recipe for future planting.