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French greenhouse gas emissions fell 5.8% in 2023

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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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Le Figaro

Gabriel Attal announces a 5.8% drop in greenhouse gas emissions in 2023

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

2 months ago·Paris, France

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Le Parisien

Greenhouse gas emissions fell by 5.8% in France in 2023, announces Gabriel Attal

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.

2 months ago·Paris, France

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Le Monde

French greenhouse gas emissions fell 5.8% in 2023

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Sud Ouest

Gabriel Attal announces a 5.8% drop in greenhouse gas emissions in France in 2023

“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

2 months ago·France

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Liberation

Climate: French greenhouse gas emissions fell more than expected in 2023

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.

2 months ago·Paris, France

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