Duc-Tri Isère
Additional helicopters, volunteer firefighters… The Aura Region is strengthening its resources to combat summer wildfires.
The text discusses the strengthening of fire fighting capabilities in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region of France, in response to increasingly frequent and intense summer wildfires. Forest fires have begun to affect mountainous areas, leading the region to bolster its resources. This includes the addition of more helicopters and the recruitment of volunteer firefighters. The article was first published on Place Gre’net, a local website.
In Sarlat, the SarlaTech Student Campus offers a dedicated space for people involved in distance learning.
The SarlaTech Student Campus, located in Sarlat, provides a dedicated space for people engaged in distance learning. For the 2026 academic year, it offers free access to students pursuing online or self-directed distance learning programs. Students should not feel isolated and can benefit from this initiative to strengthen their learning and find support in their academic journey.
Pesticides, water, wolf: what does the emergency agricultural bill adopted by the National Assembly contain?
The emergency agricultural bill, recently passed by the National Assembly, includes several relevant measures regarding water and pesticides. This text is the result of an agreement reached between the two chambers.
The provisions regarding pesticides aim to strengthen food safety regulations, particularly to protect consumers from health and environmental risks. Pesticide manufacturers will now be required to provide more detailed information about their products, including their environmental impact. Furthermore, competent authorities will be empowered to temporarily ban the use of certain pesticides in cases where there is a risk to human or environmental health.
Regarding water, the bill includes measures to strengthen the protection of water resources and improve their management. Agricultural operations will be required to reduce their water consumption and implement systems for capturing, storing, and treating wastewater. Furthermore, competent authorities will be empowered to impose sanctions on agricultural operators who do not comply with these measures.
Finally, the bill also includes provisions for the protection of the wolf, particularly in areas where it is considered an endangered species. Hunters will be required to follow certain rules to protect this mammal, including avoiding killing it when it is feeding or protecting its young.
In summary, the emergency agricultural bill aims to strengthen regulations on pesticides and water, as well as the protection of the wolf. Pesticide manufacturers will be required to provide more detailed information about their products, while agricultural operations will be required to reduce their water consumption and implement systems for capturing, storing, and treating wastewater. Furthermore, competent authorities will be empowered to impose sanctions on agricultural operators who do not comply with these measures. Finally, the bill also includes provisions for the protection of the wolf.
Barbara Butch’s concert interrupted: the mayor of Grenoble announces that the city will file a complaint against X
The concert by DJ Barbara Butch was interrupted on Saturday in Grenoble after 20 minutes of performance due to the intervention of pro-Palestinian activists. This action was motivated by a call for a boycott supported by La France insoumise (LFI). The following Monday, the mayor of Grenoble announced that she would file a complaint against the organizers of the concert interruption.
North-Isère: The medieval castle of Septème is being put up for sale for 3.8 million euros.
The medieval castle of Septème, located in North Isère, is being sold for €3.8 million. Built in the 13th century, this castle is emblematic of the region and was acquired by its current owners in 2018. After eight years of ownership, they decide to sell it, while committing to ensuring that the castle remains in good hands.
Drôme
Valence. They are being questioned after throwing hamburgers into the prison yard.
The two individuals were questioned in Valencia following the incident of throwing hamburgers into the courtyard of the local prison on Sunday, July 19, around 4 pm. They are currently the subject of a judicial investigation regarding this incident.
Kayak-cross - World Championships. Angèle Hug, who was previously champion, will not defend her title.
World kayak-cross championships: Angèle Hug cannot defend her title. She was eliminated in the time trial on Monday, finishing 56th after being penalized for a poor start. The Ardèche native had won the world title in 2019 and was considered the favorite to win in Oklahoma City. This elimination is a major disappointment for Angèle Hug.
Drôme. Treewater accelerates the industrialization of its technologies to clean up water.
Drômoise Treewater is accelerating the industrialization of its technologies for water purification. For over ten years, the company has been dedicated to one of the most important environmental and social issues of today and tomorrow. To continue its development, the company recently inaugurated a new production unit near the Valence TGV train station. With this expansion, Treewater is focusing on preserving water resources and their quality.
Valence: Two years in prison for the attacker who stabbed people at the bus terminal.
The man convicted of a knife fight at the Valence bus terminal, located in the city center, was sentenced to two years in prison by the Valence court on Monday. The incident occurred on July 16th. The victim sustained serious injuries to his back and face.
Bassin Valentinois. Marius Aurenti, a Drôme-based company at the forefront of green innovation.
The Valenois basin is home to Marius Aurenti, a pioneering Drôme-based company in green innovation. In April 2026, it was awarded the Rovaltain Heart’s Prize for its mural, “Origine végétale”. Specializing in polished concrete, Marius Aurenti is located in Rovaltain. The company is distinguished by its ambition to combine new technologies and ecology to continue reinventing itself.
Île-de-France
At Lake Der, the church of Champaubert tells the story of this village that was submerged.
The Der Lake, located in the Bourgogne-Franche-Comté region of France, is home to the Champaubert church, which bears witness to the history of a lost village. Champaubert was a small rural village that was submerged during the creation of the artificial lake in the 1970s. The church, built in the 12th century, is the only visible structure of this lost village. It is located on an island in the middle of the lake and can only be accessed by boat. The church is a remarkable example of Romanesque architecture and attracts thousands of visitors each year who are interested in the local history and culture. It is also used for occasional religious ceremonies. The Der Lake, with its Champaubert church, offers a unique experience and a remarkable historical testimony.
Metro: No stop for line 8 until April 2027, marking the beginning of very long construction work at the République station.
Work on the République station on the Paris Metro will cause a nine-month closure of the 8 line, from July 22, 2021 to April 2027. These works are the first of a series that will last until 2034 and will successively affect all five lines that intersect at this station.
Monique Barbut met face à face with Sébastien Lecornu to discuss her resignation this Tuesday.
Monique Barbut met at Sébastien Lecornu last Tuesday to discuss her departure from her position. Ms. Barbut, who held the position of Executive Secretary for the United Nations for combating desertification and dry migration, announced her resignation in January 2021. She had been appointed to this position by Ban Ki-moon in 2008 and served until 2021. During her tenure, she had worked to improve the management of natural resources and to combat the effects of climate change in developing countries. She had also been involved in several international initiatives to promote sustainability and ecological resilience. Her departure was followed by a transition period, during which she continued to work with the UN to ensure an effective transfer of responsibilities.
The mayor of Alès, Christophe Rivenq, was taken from his home by the RAID (French special police unit) this morning after receiving death threats from members of the DZ Mafia.
The mayor of Alès, Christophe Rivenq, was evacuated from his home this evening due to death threats from the DZ Mafia, a known criminal group. Authorities initiated the evacuation to ensure his safety after threats of violence. The mayor was transferred to a safe location, and investigations are underway to identify the perpetrators of the threats. It is important to note that the police continue to act to maintain public order and protect citizens.
Netflix is (again) looking for extras for the new season of Emily in Paris, with ‘stylish and elegant’ outfits required.
Netflix is still looking for extras for the new season of the series “Emily in Paris”. Candidates must be prepared to wear “trendy and elegant” clothing. The production wants to recruit a large number of people to portray the residents of Paris, in order to offer an authentic representation of the city. Filming will take place in Paris, France. Extras will be paid for their participation.
Flu shots mandatory for healthcare workers, protect everyone