DFrom Monday, June 20, twenty-five scientists will be present in front of the Palais Bourbon to alert the newly elected deputies to Hazards to the climate and biodiversity. The experts, including climatologists, environmental experts and economists, will give 577 lawmakers three days to return to their seats the day after the election or return there.
These experts include geographer Magali Reghezza, climatologist Robert Vautard, hydrologist Emma Haziza and oceanographer Jean-Baptiste Sallée. According to the staunch student collective, the approach is aimed at “dissociation” for ecological awakening, in particular organizing it with ecologist Matthieu Orphelin, future former MP and climatologist Christophe Cassou.Purpose: To make elected officials aware of the challenges of the IPCC’s sixth report and curb global warming“We strongly hope that this report will be known, especially by the delegates. Because all their decisions for the next five years, even if not climate related, will contribute or not contribute to the mitigation and adaptation to global warming,” the expert Gonéri Le Cozannet explains Risk of ocean inundation and co-authors of the IPCC report, with Sunday newspaper.
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For researcher Gonéri Le Cozannet, “More than 1.5°C or 2°C will jeopardize the future”. “Group 3 reports that warming can be limited, but the time window is very short,” he said in Jingdong, saying “immediate action is required”. “The content of the IPCC report is not fully understood by policymakers. There is a lot of positive action, he added, but the report emphasizes that we are very, very far from what can truly limit global warming and adapt, especially referring to “a weak A shared sense of “urgency, insufficient civic and private sector participation, lack of political leadership, and the impact of prevailing social habits and norms”.
During these three days, scientists will be at the disposal of delegates, who will collect their welcome kits, through approximately 20-minute training sessions to “scientific consensus demonstrate the urgency of action across all sectors” good for climate and biodiversity“This new task has no choice but to adapt to a changing climate and substantially reduce greenhouse gas emissions to stabilize climate risk levels,” the collective added, because “climate and biodiversity will not wait for new mandates to remind us “. This action is supported by the Climate Action Network and the Citizen Science Association.
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