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The effects of climate change on the water cycle are already evident across the country: reduced water availability—particularly due to recurring droughts—more intense weather events (cyclones, floods, etc.), and deteriorating water quality. In response to growing pressures on water resources, the Explore2 project—coordinated by the National Research Institute for Agriculture, Food, and the Environment (INRAE) and the International Office for Water (OiEau)—has released updated findings incorporating the warming levels from the Reference Warming Trajectory for Climate Change Adaptation (TRACC). This research, published in late 2025, outlines contrasting hydrological futures for France—some of which may present alarming trends—but also provides regions and stakeholders with extensive data and information to inform potential adaptation scenarios.

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Par Inrae

Creating a productive vegetable garden allows you to harvest healthy, abundant vegetables while respecting the soil, water, and biodiversity. By combining good gardening practices with the use of the right tools, you can achieve good yields without chemicals. This guide is for all gardeners who want to grow vegetables efficiently, sustainably, and enjoyably..

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Par Gardena

With successive heat waves and a prolonged lack of rainfall, soil moisture deficits have reached exceptional levels. The drought is spreading across France, with 98 departments now under monitoring and potentially subject to water use restrictions, according to the government website VigiEau on Monday. This marks a record since at least 2013, with the country experiencing a heat wave for the third time in less than two months.

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Par AFP

Europe is spending billions on modernizing irrigation, and running dry anyway.
Drip technology is spreading fast across Southern Europe, yet water stress is worsening. Why? Because funding flows without meters, basin-level limits, or enforcement. Efficiency gains at the farm are erased by crop expansion at the basin, following the mechanisms that offer three specific CAP reforms to fix them.
This article was submitted for publication as part of the call for papers for young specialists and represents an independent opinion on the market.

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Par Maureen Membis, Master at University of Debrecen, Hungary.

At Kenya's Ahero Irrigation Scheme, low irrigation efficiency increases nutrient and sediment runoff into the Lake Victoria . This raises risks of eutrophication in the lake. To enhance water management, the adoption of intermittent flooding and lining canals are practices taken into consideration. Water losses, protection of downstream water quality, and support for sustainable agriculture across the basin are some of the benefits gotten from these practices. Further several options related to the use of pressurized irrigation are explored in regards to their water use efficiency.
This article was submitted for publication as part of the call for papers for young specialists and represents an independent opinion on the market.

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Par Morphine Mapesa Odero, Matser at Debrecen University, Hungary

A French manufacturer of technical PVC pipes since 1957, TRICOFLEX (EXEL Industries Group, €38.2 million in revenue, 174 employees) is accelerating the transformation of its manufacturing infrastructure with a roadmap through 2030 centered on three key priorities: resource management and material competitiveness, industrial performance through AI and automation, and
disruptive innovation.

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Par Tricoflex