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Who Is Most at Risk? Uncovering the Determinants of Population Vulnerability to Heat Waves in France

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  • Hamza Bennani
  • Marc Pourroy

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  • Hamza Bennani & Marc Pourroy, 2026. "Who Is Most at Risk? Uncovering the Determinants of Population Vulnerability to Heat Waves in France," TEPP Working Paper 2026-09, TEPP.
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