UPDATE: France: greenhouse gas emissions are falling but still not enough – Élément Terre, la daily
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To display this YouTube content, it is necessary to authorize audience measurement and advertising cookies. Accept Manage my choices An extension in your browser appears to be blocking the loading of the video player. To be able to watch this content, you must disable or uninstall it. Try again Cover image: 2missions de GES © France 24 Published on: 06/16/2026 – 8:43 p.m. 05:23 min To be found in the program Reading time 1 min France’s greenhouse gas emissions have fallen more than expected for 2024 and 2025. CITEPA, the French emissions monitoring body, has revised its estimates but warns: to achieve the objective set in 2030, it will be necessary to more than double the rate of this decline. Especially since these are only raw emissions, that is to say without counting the CO2 captured by forests and soils. Our carbon sinks are running out and helping us less and less to offset these emissions. By: Video by:
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