A few days before the COP31 of Antalya, Corinne Lepage pleaded in Djibouti for an African carbon sovereignty based on the law, governance and unity of the states of the continent. The former French Minister of the Environment warns against the risk of a "new rent economy" where Africa would give up at low prices a
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A few days before the COP31 of Antalya, Corinne Lepage pleaded in Djibouti for an African carbon sovereignty based on the law, governance and unity of the states of the continent. The former French Minister of the Environment warns against the risk of a "new rent economy" where Africa would give up at low prices a