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France: Forest fires in the Gironde department; Emmanuel Macron visits emergency services in Bordeaux

Jul 27, 2026

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  • French President Emmanuel Macron (C) speaks to the press alongside French Interior Minister Laurent Nunez (L), Sophie Brocas, Prefect of the Gironde region (second from right), and Marc Vermeulen, Departmental Director of the SDIS 33 Fire and Rescue Service (right), after a visit to the departmental fire and rescue operations center (CODIS) in Bordeaux, following wildfires in the area in southwestern France, on July 27, 2026. France has been battered by three heat waves since May as part of increasingly common extreme weather events linked to climate change, causing excess deaths, drying up rivers, and fueling wildfires. Scientists have long warned that climate change caused by human use of fossil fuels will make periods of drought more in Copyright: xFabienxCottereaux xBestimagexFabienxCottereaux xBestimagex
  • French President Emmanuel Macron (C) speaks to the press alongside French Interior Minister Laurent Nunez (L), Sophie Brocas, Prefect of the Gironde region (2nd from right), and Marc Vermeulen, Departmental Director of the SDIS 33 Fire and Rescue Service (right), after a visit to the departmental fire and rescue operations center (CODIS) in Bordeaux, following wildfires in the area in southwestern France, on July 27, 2026. France has been battered by three heat waves since May as part of increasingly common extreme weather events linked to climate change, causing excess deaths, drying up rivers, and fueling wildfires. Scientists have long warned that climate change caused by human use of fossil fuels will make periods of drought more inten Copyright: xFabienxCottereaux xBestimagexFabienxCottereaux xBestimagex
  • French President Emmanuel Macron (C) speaks to the press alongside French Interior Minister Laurent Nunez (L), Sophie Brocas, Prefect of the Gironde region (2nd from right), and Marc Vermeulen, Departmental Director of the SDIS 33 Fire and Rescue Service (right), after a visit to the departmental fire and rescue operations center (CODIS) in Bordeaux, following wildfires in the area in southwestern France, on July 27, 2026. France has been battered by three heat waves since May as part of increasingly common extreme weather events linked to climate change, causing excess deaths, drying up rivers, and fueling wildfires. Scientists have long warned that climate change caused by human use of fossil fuels will make periods of drought more inten Copyright: xFabienxCottereaux xBestimagexFabienxCottereaux xBestimagex
  • French President Emmanuel Macron (C) speaks to the press alongside French Interior Minister Laurent Nunez (L), Sophie Brocas, Prefect of the Gironde region (2nd from right), and Marc Vermeulen, Departmental Director of the SDIS 33 Fire and Rescue Service (right), after a visit to the departmental fire and rescue operations center (CODIS) in Bordeaux, following wildfires in the area in southwestern France, on July 27, 2026. France has been battered by three heat waves since May as part of increasingly common extreme weather events linked to climate change, causing excess deaths, drying up rivers, and fueling wildfires. Scientists have long warned that climate change caused by human use of fossil fuels will make periods of drought more inten Copyright: xKenzoxTribouillard Pool BestimagexKenzoxTribouillard Pool Bestimagex
  • French President Emmanuel Macron (L) speaks to the press next to French Interior Minister Laurent Nunez (2L), Sophie Brocas, Prefect of the Gironde region (center), and Marc Vermeulen, Departmental Director of the SDIS 33 Fire and Rescue Service (right), after a visit to the departmental fire and rescue operations center (CODIS) in Bordeaux, following wildfires in the area in southwestern France, on July 27, 2026. France has been battered by three heat waves since May as part of increasingly common extreme weather events linked to climate change, causing excess deaths, drying up rivers, and fueling wildfires. Scientists have long warned that climate change caused by human use of fossil fuels will make periods of drought more intense and lo Copyright: xKenzoxTribouillard Pool BestimagexKenzoxTribouillard Pool Bestimagex
  • French President Emmanuel Macron (C) speaks to the press alongside French Interior Minister Laurent Nunez (L), Sophie Brocas, Prefect of the Gironde region (2nd from right), and Marc Vermeulen, Departmental Director of the SDIS 33 Fire and Rescue Service (right), after a visit to the departmental fire and rescue operations center (CODIS) in Bordeaux, following wildfires in the area in southwestern France, on July 27, 2026. France has been battered by three heat waves since May as part of increasingly common extreme weather events linked to climate change, causing excess deaths, drying up rivers, and fueling wildfires. Scientists have long warned that climate change caused by human use of fossil fuels will make periods of drought more inten Copyright: xKenzoxTribouillard Pool BestimagexKenzoxTribouillard Pool Bestimagex
  • French President Emmanuel Macron (L) speaks to the press next to French Interior Minister Laurent Nunez (2L), Sophie Brocas, Prefect of the Gironde region (center), and Marc Vermeulen, Departmental Director of the SDIS 33 Fire and Rescue Service (right), after a visit to the departmental fire and rescue operations center (CODIS) in Bordeaux, following wildfires in the area in southwestern France, on July 27, 2026. France has been battered by three heat waves since May as part of increasingly common extreme weather events linked to climate change, causing excess deaths, drying up rivers, and fueling wildfires. Scientists have long warned that climate change caused by human use of fossil fuels will make periods of drought more intense and lo Copyright: xKenzoxTribouillard Pool BestimagexKenzoxTribouillard Pool Bestimagex
  • Wildfires in Gironde: Macron’s Visit PHOTOPQR SUD OUEST Photo by Fabien Cottereau Bordeaux, July 27, 2026 Wildfires in Gironde: Macron’s visit to the SDIS 33 operational center at the Ornano fire station in Bordeaux, France. President Emmanuel Macron during a visit to the Departmental Fire and Rescue Operational Center (CODIS) in Bordeaux, following wildfires in the area, southwestern France, on July 27, 2026, Bordeaux, Gironde, France Copyright: xPHOTOPQR SUDxOUEST MAXPPPxPhotoxFabienxCottereaux 20260727SDO4916 20260727SDO4916
  • Wildfires in Gironde: Macron’s Visit PHOTOPQR SUD OUEST Photo by Fabien Cottereau Bordeaux, July 27, 2026 Wildfires in Gironde: Macron’s visit to the SDIS 33 operational center at the Ornano fire station in Bordeaux, France. President Emmanuel Macron during a visit to the Departmental Fire and Rescue Operational Center (CODIS) in Bordeaux, following wildfires in the area, southwestern France, on July 27, 2026, Bordeaux, Gironde, France Copyright: xPHOTOPQR SUDxOUEST MAXPPPxPhotoxFabienxCottereaux 20260727SDO4914 20260727SDO4914
  • Wildfires in Gironde: Macron’s Visit PHOTOPQR SUD OUEST Photo by Fabien Cottereau Bordeaux, July 27, 2026 Wildfires in Gironde: Macron’s visit to the SDIS 33 operational center at the Ornano fire station in Bordeaux, accompanied by Laurent Nunez France s President Emmanuel Macron during a visit to the Departmental Fire and Rescue Operational Center (CODIS) in Bordeaux, following wildfires in the area, southwestern France, on July 27, 2026, Bordeaux, Gironde, France Copyright: xPHOTOPQR SUDxOUEST MAXPPPxPhotoxFabienxCottereaux 20260727SDO4899 20260727SDO4899
  • Wildfires in Gironde: Macron’s Visit PHOTOPQR SUD OUEST Photo by Fabien Cottereau Bordeaux, July 27, 2026 Wildfires in Gironde: Macron’s visit to the SDIS 33 operational center at the Ornano fire station in Bordeaux, accompanied by Laurent Nunez France s President Emmanuel Macron during a visit to the Departmental Fire and Rescue Operational Center (CODIS) in Bordeaux, following wildfires in the area, southwestern France, on July 27, 2026, Bordeaux, Gironde, France Copyright: xPHOTOPQR SUDxOUEST MAXPPPxPhotoxFabienxCottereaux 20260727SDO4898 20260727SDO4898
  • Wildfires in Gironde: Macron’s Visit PHOTOPQR SUD OUEST Photo by Fabien Cottereau Bordeaux, July 27, 2026 Wildfires in Gironde: Macron’s visit to the SDIS 33 operational center at the Ornano fire station in Bordeaux, accompanied by Laurent Nunez France s President Emmanuel Macron during a visit to the Departmental Fire and Rescue Operational Center (CODIS) in Bordeaux, following wildfires in the area, southwestern France, on July 27, 2026, Bordeaux, Gironde, France Copyright: xPHOTOPQR SUDxOUEST MAXPPPxPhotoxFabienxCottereaux 20260727SDO4891 20260727SDO4891
  • Wildfires in Gironde: Macron’s Visit PHOTOPQR SUD OUEST Photo by Fabien Cottereau Bordeaux, July 27, 2026 Wildfires in Gironde: Macron’s visit to the SDIS 33 operational center at the Ornano fire station in Bordeaux, accompanied by Laurent Nunez France s President Emmanuel Macron during a visit to the Departmental Fire and Rescue Operational Center (CODIS) in Bordeaux, following wildfires in the area, southwestern France, on July 27, 2026, Bordeaux, Gironde, France Copyright: xPHOTOPQR SUDxOUEST MAXPPPxPhotoxFabienxCottereaux 20260727SDO4889 20260727SDO4889
  • President Macron At Situation Briefing in the Crisis Room - Bordeaux France s President Emmanuel Macron (C) thanks personnel engaged in firefighting efforts during a visit to the Departmental Fire and Rescue Operational Center (CODIS) in Bordeaux, following wildfires in the area, southwestern France, on July 27, 2026. France has been battered by three heatwaves since May as part of increasingly common extreme weather episodes linked to climate change, causing excess deaths, drying up rivers and fuelling wildfires. Scientists have long warned that climate change caused by human use of fossil fuels will make periods of drought more intense and longer-lasting, creating the ideal conditions for wildfires. (Photo by Kenzo TRIBOUILLARD POOL ABACA Copyright: xPool ABACAx
  • President Macron At Situation Briefing in the Crisis Room - Bordeaux France s President Emmanuel Macron (C) thanks personnel engaged in firefighting efforts during a visit to the Departmental Fire and Rescue Operational Center (CODIS) in Bordeaux, following wildfires in the area, southwestern France, on July 27, 2026. France has been battered by three heatwaves since May as part of increasingly common extreme weather episodes linked to climate change, causing excess deaths, drying up rivers and fuelling wildfires. Scientists have long warned that climate change caused by human use of fossil fuels will make periods of drought more intense and longer-lasting, creating the ideal conditions for wildfires. (Photo by Kenzo TRIBOUILLARD POOL ABACA Copyright: xPool ABACAx
  • President Macron At Situation Briefing in the Crisis Room - Bordeaux France s President Emmanuel Macron (C) thanks personnel engaged in firefighting efforts during a visit to the Departmental Fire and Rescue Operational Center (CODIS) in Bordeaux, following wildfires in the area, southwestern France, on July 27, 2026. France has been battered by three heatwaves since May as part of increasingly common extreme weather episodes linked to climate change, causing excess deaths, drying up rivers and fuelling wildfires. Scientists have long warned that climate change caused by human use of fossil fuels will make periods of drought more intense and longer-lasting, creating the ideal conditions for wildfires. (Photo by Kenzo TRIBOUILLARD POOL ABACA Copyright: xPool ABACAx
  • President Macron At Situation Briefing in the Crisis Room - Bordeaux France s President Emmanuel Macron (C) and SDIS 33 Fire and Rescue Service Departemental director Marc Vermeulen (3L) listen to Prefect of Gironde region Sophie Brocas (2R) during a situation briefing in the crisis room at the Departmental Fire and Rescue Operational Center (CODIS) in Bordeaux, following wildfires in the area, southwestern France, on July 27, 2026. France has been battered by three heatwaves since May as part of increasingly common extreme weather episodes linked to climate change, causing excess deaths, drying up rivers and fuelling wildfires. Scientists have long warned that climate change caused by human use of fossil fuels will make periods of drought Copyright: xPool ABACAx
  • President Macron At Situation Briefing in the Crisis Room - Bordeaux France s President Emmanuel Macron (C) and France s Interior Minister Laurent Nunez (2R) listen to SDIS 33 Fire and Rescue Service Departemental director Marc Vermeulen (2L) during a situation briefing in the crisis room at the Departmental Fire and Rescue Operational Center (CODIS) in Bordeaux, following wildfires in the area, southwestern France, on July 27, 2026. France has been battered by three heatwaves since May as part of increasingly common extreme weather episodes linked to climate change, causing excess deaths, drying up rivers and fuelling wildfires. Scientists have long warned that climate change caused by human use of fossil fuels will make periods of drought Copyright: xPool ABACAx
  • President Macron At Situation Briefing in the Crisis Room - Bordeaux France s President Emmanuel Macron (center R), France s Interior Minister Laurent Nunez (centre back) and Prefect of Gironde region Sophie Brocas (C) listen to SDIS 33 Fire and Rescue Service Departemental director Marc Vermeulen (center L) during a situation briefing in the crisis room at the Departmental Fire and Rescue Operational Center (CODIS) in Bordeaux, following wildfires in the area, southwestern France, on July 27, 2026. France has been battered by three heatwaves since May as part of increasingly common extreme weather episodes linked to climate change, causing excess deaths, drying up rivers and fuelling wildfires. Scientists have long warned that climate chan Copyright: xPool ABACAx
  • President Macron At Situation Briefing in the Crisis Room - Bordeaux France s President Emmanuel Macron (R) and France s Interior Minister Laurent Nunez (centre back) attend a situation briefing in the crisis room at the Departmental Fire and Rescue Operational Center (CODIS) in Bordeaux, following wildfires in the area, southwestern France, on July 27, 2026. France has been battered by three heatwaves since May as part of increasingly common extreme weather episodes linked to climate change, causing excess deaths, drying up rivers and fuelling wildfires. Scientists have long warned that climate change caused by human use of fossil fuels will make periods of drought more intense and longer-lasting, creating the ideal conditions for wildfire Copyright: xPool ABACAx
  • President Macron At Situation Briefing in the Crisis Room - Bordeaux France s President Emmanuel Macron attends a situation briefing in the crisis room at the Departmental Fire and Rescue Operational Center (CODIS) in Bordeaux, following wildfires in the area, southwestern France, on July 27, 2026. France has been battered by three heatwaves since May as part of increasingly common extreme weather episodes linked to climate change, causing excess deaths, drying up rivers and fuelling wildfires. Scientists have long warned that climate change caused by human use of fossil fuels will make periods of drought more intense and longer-lasting, creating the ideal conditions for wildfires. (Photo by Kenzo TRIBOUILLARD POOL ABACAPRESS.COM) Bordeaux Copyright: xPool ABACAx
  • President Macron At Situation Briefing in the Crisis Room - Bordeaux France s President Emmanuel Macron (R) and France s Interior Minister Laurent Nunez (centre back) attend a situation briefing in the crisis room at the Departmental Fire and Rescue Operational Center (CODIS) in Bordeaux, following wildfires in the area, southwestern France, on July 27, 2026. France has been battered by three heatwaves since May as part of increasingly common extreme weather episodes linked to climate change, causing excess deaths, drying up rivers and fuelling wildfires. Scientists have long warned that climate change caused by human use of fossil fuels will make periods of drought more intense and longer-lasting, creating the ideal conditions for wildfire Copyright: xPool ABACAx
  • President Macron At Situation Briefing in the Crisis Room - Bordeaux France s President Emmanuel Macron (2R) and France s Interior Minister Laurent Nunez (centre back) attend a situation briefing in the crisis room at the Departmental Fire and Rescue Operational Center (CODIS) in Bordeaux, following wildfires in the area, southwestern France, on July 27, 2026. France has been battered by three heatwaves since May as part of increasingly common extreme weather episodes linked to climate change, causing excess deaths, drying up rivers and fuelling wildfires. Scientists have long warned that climate change caused by human use of fossil fuels will make periods of drought more intense and longer-lasting, creating the ideal conditions for wildfir Copyright: xPool ABACAx
  • President Macron At Situation Briefing in the Crisis Room - Bordeaux France s President Emmanuel Macron (R), France s Interior Minister Laurent Nunez (centre back) and Prefect of the Centre Val de Loire region Sophie Brocas (2L) listen to SDIS 33 Fire and Rescue Service Departemental director Marc Vermeulen (R) during a situation briefing in the crisis room at the Departmental Fire and Rescue Operational Center (CODIS) in Bordeaux, following wildfires in the area, southwestern France, on July 27, 2026. France has been battered by three heatwaves since May as part of increasingly common extreme weather episodes linked to climate change, causing excess deaths, drying up rivers and fuelling wildfires. Scientists have long warned that climate c Copyright: xPool ABACAx