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The Atlantic·3 min read·medium

France’s Air Conditioning Failure

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Henry Grabar
France’s Air Conditioning Failure
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France is experiencing a record-breaking heat wave that has overwhelmed the country's infrastructure and sparked a debate over air conditioning. While the government views AC as a maladaptation to climate change, citizens are increasingly demanding cooling solutions as temperatures reach dangerous levels.

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This reflects the growing tension between climate policy goals and the immediate human necessity for adaptation in a warming world.

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Millions of people are suffering through the hottest days of their lives with few options.

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The framing focuses on the social impact of climate change and the failure of government policy to address immediate human suffering.

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