Debate of the day

Fight against global warming: how to harmonize the solutions?

Audio 29:30

Greenhouse gas emissions are the main cause of climate change in the world (illustration image).

© Fabrice Coffrini / AFP

By: Romain Auzouy

1 min

The third part of the scientific trilogy of UN climate experts (IPCC) was published on Monday April 4, 2022. It is in line with the two previous ones: without a “radical and most often immediate” reduction in emissions of greenhouse gases in all sectors, it will not be possible to limit global warming to +1.5°C compared to the pre-industrial era, or even to +2°C.

Faced with these prospects, the IPCC evokes tracks to try to modify the trajectory.

What about these tracks?

How to avoid that the countries of the South are the victims of the global warming generated by the countries of the North?

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To discuss

- Franck Lecocq, director of the International Center for Research on Environment and Development (CIRED), researcher at AgroParisTech and co-author of the new IPCC report

- Myrto Tilianaki

, Climate Justice Advocacy Officer at

- Seyni Nafo, spokesperson for African negotiators at COP26.

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