France – Addressing the Challenge of Climate Change

French Embassy in the US Addressing the challenge of Climate Change
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cm. Sea level rose by 17cm during the 20th century and by 3mm per year between 1993 and 2003, twice the average recorded during the whole of the 20th century. Source: IPCC

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French Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs

French Ministry for Ecology, Energy and Sustainable Development

Seal the Deal : the UN Worldwide Campaign

Denmark´s host country website UN Climate Change Conference 2009

The EU´s Contribution to Shaping A Future Global Climate Change Regime

France and green gas emissions

LATEST NEWS

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The European Union pledge to the Copenhagen Accord to reduce its Greenhouse Gas Emissions by 2020

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Joint appeal issued by France and Ethiopia, representing Africa, for an ambitious Copenhagen accord

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Meeting with the non-governmental organizations at the Elysée to discuss the Copenhagen conference

FRANCE, THE WILL TO ACT

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Press conference given by Nicolas Sarkozy after the Copenhagen summit. “Europe will propose the creation of a European Environment Organization which will have two responsibilities: monitoring each country’s environmental commitments and the honouring of the financial commitments vis-à-vis the poorest countries.”

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Copenhagen summit objectives – Joint statement by Nicolas Sarkozy, President of the Republic, and Gordon Brown, Prime Minister of the United Kingdom. “We agreed to work for an ambitious deal in Copenhagen, to which all parties contribute, and which enables the EU to reduce its emissions by 30% by 2020.”

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FRANCE'S EXPERIENCE

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France’s Nuclear Power Experience

Benefiting from more than 50 years of experience in nuclear electricity generation, the French nuclear industry has emerged as one of the world leaders. Existing nuclear power stations and new plant projects contribute to reducing the already low level of greenhouse gases (GHG) emissions of the French energy sector.

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