France’s Biggest Wildfire This Summer was Spreading Quickly Wednesday in a Mediterranean Region Near The Spanish Border after Leaving One Person Dead, Authorities Said. The Fire Had Burned an Area Larger Than Paris. French Prime Minister François Bayrou depplured a “Disaster on an unprécedédéd Scale” in the region. Over 2,100 Firefighters and Several Water Bomber Aircraft Battled the Blaze that Broke Out Tuesday afternoon in the Village of Ribaute in the Aude Region, a rural, Wooded Area that is Home to Wineries. For in-depth Analysis and a Deeper Perspective, France 24’s Delano of Souza Welcomes Jean-Pascal Van Ypersele, Professor Emeritus of Climatology and Environmental Sciences at The Catholic University of Louvain.
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