French farmers 'heavily impacted' by climate crisis, both psychologically and economically.

Per France 24, French farmer Jean-Mathieu Thévenot says twenty twenty-six marks a turning point where climate disruption has become an immediate agricultural, economic, and cultural reality. While his own farm avoided more severe damage because his production cycle ended early, Thévenot witnesses the strain on vegetable growers, livestock farmers, and fruit producers across southwestern France as they confront the climate crisis.

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