SCIENCEJul 29 · 12:42 UTCFRANCE 24FRANCE24

As fires still blaze, France thinks about how to rebuild its forests

France is considering strategies to rebuild its forests after wildfires, with President Emmanuel Macron outlining steps forward. The European Environment Agency recommends fire-resistant vegetation, natural barriers, and allowing forests to return to a wilder state to enhance resilience against fire risks.

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