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CLIMATE-CHANGE/FRANCE
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June 25, 2015 
An aerial view shows the block of flats called "Le Signal", which was closed after heavy erosion caused... 
SOULAC, France 
An aerial view shows the block of flats called "Le Signal", which was closed after heavy erosion caused... 
An aerial view shows the block of flats called "Le Signal", which was closed after heavy erosion caused by storms last winter on the Atlantic Ocean coast, in Soulac, southwestern France, June 18, 2015. France's Atlantic Ocean coastline, with its picturesque beaches, sandy between the Gironde estuary and the Adour River, and rocky in the Basque Country, diminishes several meters every year. Erosion from recent winter storms, with huge waves and unusual high tides, have threatened buildings and private homes on the coast, with a reduction of the beachfront by 10 meters in certain areas, the Aquitaine Coast Observatory said. Paris will host the World Climate Summit, called the COP21, from November 30 to December 11, 2015. Picture taken June 18, 2015 REUTERS/Regis Duvignau 
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