This expert managed to put his sick baby to sleep during an interview

A small surprise guest is embedded on

.

François Gemenne was invited on Tuesday in duplex by the journalist Achren Verdian.

But the expert from the IPCC, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, did not appear alone on the screen.

He had one of his sick, crying children in his arms, the

spotted .

“Respect to our guest François Gemenne for having spoken about climate change for long minutes on

while managing to put his baby to sleep”, congratulated the journalist on his Twitter account after his intervention.

François @Gemenne from the #IPCC live on @France24_fr with an adorable little guest 🍼 pic.twitter.com/PIRshcjV6K

— Pierre Bonneyrat (@PierreBonneyrat) July 19, 2022

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To which the specialist replied: “Unfortunately, this speech has the same effect on some leaders as it does on my baby”.

Because François Gemenne had come to give a very serious speech, repeated on several TV sets since the start of the fires which affected France.

The expert has been warning about climate change and its consequences for several years now.

"Climate change will have the effect of making extreme phenomena, such as these heat waves, more intense and more frequent, just like forest fires," he explained in particular on

on Monday.

Solutions

According to François Gemenne, solutions exist, but “that requires investment”.

He explained on the

set on Monday: “Not everyone is going to come out a winner.

Fossil industries are going to be the losers in history” but financial and political interests still take precedence.

For the IPCC expert, the temperatures that we experience during heat waves could quickly become the norm: "In a few years, we will fondly remember the current era, when the thermometer only reached 40°C a few days a year…”

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