Air pollution - A survey published today has revealed that three children out of four children in France breathe in toxic air. The study carried out by Unicef publishes for the first time a report which has revealed the impact of air pollution on a child’s health. Children are more exposed to pollutants than adults because of their respiratory system being less mature and therefore, more susceptible than adults. Another reason is that children spend more time outdoors than adults.
Another power outage has hit three towns on Friday morning, the 30th of May, affecting 120 homes in the Alpes-Maritimes....
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France’s health minister has announced that France will introduce a nationwide ban on smoking in outdoor public areas commonly visited by children, st...
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The Var department has experienced its first "tropical night" of the season, with temperatures not dropping below 25°C at 3 am, particularly in Hyères...
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