French astronaut describes climate change as seen from the International Space Station
French astronaut Sophie Adenot spoke to France 24 in an exclusive interview from the International Space Station about the effects of climate change and how Earth's appearance is changing.

French astronaut Sophie Adenot gave an exclusive interview to France 24 while speaking from the International Space Station (ISS). During the conversation, she discussed the impacts of climate change on the planet and how Earth's appearance has been changing over time, as observed from orbit.
Adenot shared her perspective on how global climate change becomes visible when viewing Earth from space. This vantage point, available to astronauts spending extended periods aboard the ISS, offers a view of the planet that most people on the ground never get to experience.
The interview was produced by France 24 journalists and released as exclusive video content. In it, the astronaut addressed both the consequences of climate change for the planet and the ways its visual appearance shifts over time when observed from the space station.
Such firsthand accounts from orbit give the wider public a rare opportunity to learn about astronauts' observations regarding the state of Earth and the changes taking place on it. Adenot's interview underscored how the view from space allows for a different understanding of the planet's changing face over time.

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