A massive wildfire in southwest France, burning over 42,000 hectares for a week, is now “under control” after quiet nights—but authorities remain alert due to scorching heat and dry conditions. With 2,750 firefighters on the ground and 4,000 evacuated, the crisis underscores the human toll and the urgent need for smarter forest management and climate action. The EU is using the blaze to push for proactive disaster preparedness, stressing that most fires are preventable. While the situation is stable today, an “orange” heatwave alert across 16 departments reminds us: this is just the beginning of a larger, hotter, drier future.
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