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million tons of CO2 less than in 2008. We estimate that in 2008 wind turbines will have helped to avoid the production of 1.65 million tons of carbon dioxide in France and will make it possible to reduce emissions by 16 million tons by 2020.
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The European Union pledge to the Copenhagen Accord to reduce its Greenhouse Gas Emissions by 2020
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
France and Ethiopia, representing Africa, launch an appeal to all Parties to the Convention on Climate Change to adopt an ambitious agreement limiting the increase of temperatures to 2°C above preindustrial levels, and ensuring that vulnerable countries will receive adequate financing to face the challenge.
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Meeting with the non-governmental organizations at the Elysée to discuss the Copenhagen conference
President Sarkozy had a meeting today at the Elysée to discuss the Copenhagen conference with the main French non-governmental organizations and leading figures engaged in the fight against climate change. Communiqué issued by the Presidency of the Republic.
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France welcomes commitment by India to reduce the carbon intensity of its economy
France welcomes India’s announcement that it will reduce the carbon intensity of its economy by 20-25% compared with 2005 levels by 2020.
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France welcomes President Obama’s announcement to attend the Copenhagen Summit
Communiqué issued by the Presidency of the Republic after the announcement by President Obama to attend the Copenhagen Summit on December 18.
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