[PODCAST] Les enseignements d'un été record

The summer of 2026, which is now ending, will have been the hottest ever recorded in France and foreshadows new temperature records to come. At the same time, heat waves have various, sometimes less well-known, effects on our health. Credits. Editorial Director: Pierre Chausse - Editor-in-Chief: Jules Lavie - Production: Clémentine Spiler - Sound Design and Mixing: Julien Montcouquiol - Photography: Arnaud Journois - Music: François Clos, Audio Network Archives: TF1, Météo Express 🎥 Don't miss any of our videos: https://urlr.me/!YoutubeLeParisien 🔔 Stay up-to-date with all the news with our subscription: https://urlr.me/!abonnementleparisien ✉️ Learn more about the news with our newsletter: https://bit.ly/new-sletters 👂 Discover our various podcasts: Code Source: Daily news from Le Parisien: https://bit.ly/_Codesource Crime Story: Le Parisien's true crime podcast: https://bit.ly/_Crimestory 00:58 A record-breaking summer of 2026 06:12 Excess Mortality and health impact 11:23 Long-term physical consequences 14:08 Mental health and eco-anxiety 19:46 Sleep, the first victim of the heatwave 20:49 What future for our summers? #sourcecode #heatwave #weather