Hundreds of braziers that light up the night to warm the vines in Côte-d'Or during last spring's frost episode;
a fire that devours the brush in the Oise and a fire truck that seems very fragile, but also more offbeat shots of a family in bathing suits and a duck buoy at the edge of alpine glaciers that are melting at high speed...
Last year, the photo contest launched by Météo France, Géo and the GoodPlanet foundation on the theme of global warming in France had brought its share of sumptuous, terrifying or downright funny shots.
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Already exhibited at the World Weather Forum on the forecourt of the Hôtel de Ville in Paris, they will be shown again to the public at the GoodPlanet Foundation, still in the capital (1 carrefour de Longchamps, in the 16th arrondissement, entrance free) the weekend of June 4 and 5, from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.
This year for season 2, amateurs and pros are again invited to share their photographs illustrating the warming of our climate.
In France, the rise in temperatures has reached 1.7°C since 1900 and has accelerated in recent decades.
A change already clearly visible on our territory.
To participate, you have until July 4 to send your photos accompanied by a precise caption and the keyword "oeilduclimat" on www.geo.fr/page/concours-photo-climat.
