Le rapport du GIEC est clair : les températures augmentent dangereusement, se rapprochant de la barre des 1,5°.
On me demande souvent si je panique, ou si je perds espoir. Non. Je me bats. Nous nous battons.
#GIEC 1/5
Chaque dixième de degré compte. La différence entre 1,5° et 2° est dramatique.
Nous pouvons toujours rester sous les 1,5° de réchauffement.
Mais il faut agir maintenant.
#GIEC 2/5
Les promesses faites par les Etats nous mènent à un réchauffement de 2,4° (Climate Action Tracker). La COP26 nous montrera les Etats qui agissent pour nous protéger, et ceux qui délaissent leurs engagements.
#GIEC 3/5
Les scientifiques ont fait leur travail, au tour maintenant des politiques. Ils doivent commencer à diminuer les émissions, se fixer des objectifs ambitieux et arrêter de financer les énergies fossiles.
Seront-ils à la hauteur de l’histoire ?
#GIEC 4/5
Le gouvernement français doit renforcer considérablement sa politique climatique s’il veut atteindre les objectifs qu’il s’est fixés, comme le rappelle le Conseil d'Etat. On ne combat pas le réchauffement climatique avec des discours.
#GIEC 5/5

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