Fondation Claude Monet warns heatwaves pose compounding threat to Giverny gardens

Fondation Claude Monet warns heatwaves pose compounding threat to Giverny gardens

The Fondation Claude Monet, which maintains the artist's house and gardens in Giverny, Normandy, warns that successive heatwaves pose a structural, compounding threat to the site. Temperatures peaked at 42°C during France's hottest summer on record. Plants weakened by previous summers do not fully recover when temperatures cool, the Fondation says.

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