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LA VIE EN ROUGE. France has its share of problems at the moment, from civil unrest over a widening gap in living standards to the broader planetary threat of climate change. The country just experienced its hottest summer on record, and now, three recent studies outline how global warming is a major risk to historic French heritage buildings going forward, reports Le Monde . There is the Château d’Azay-le-Rideau on an island in the Loire Valley, plagued by flooding, as well as the opposite—receding water levels that expose its wooden, foundational beams to air and decomposition.…