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French greenhouse gas emissions fell 5.8% in 2023

Summary by Le Monde
France's climate change monitoring association Citepa had predicted in March a yearly fall of 4.8%. Despite the government's bullishness, several environmental groups have claimed such drops are largely cyclical.

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The consolidated data from Citepa, the body responsible for carrying out the annual inventory, shows a drop of 5.8% last year compared to 2022, the Prime Minister welcomed this Wednesday, May 22. This is more than double the decline observed in 2022.

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France intends to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions by 50% (-55% net) by 2030 in order to comply with European commitments, which means considerably increasing the pace of decreases.

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“We don't have to learn anything from anyone about ecological and environmental efficiency,” launched the Prime Minister Greenhouse gas emissions fell by 5.8% in

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This decline in France comes after a drop of 2.7% over the whole of 2022.

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Le Figaro broke the news in Paris, France on Wednesday, May 22, 2024.
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