Question 13466 — climate

Summary

Ms. Cécile Muschotti questions the Minister of State, Minister of Ecological and Inclusive Transition, on the consequences of climate change for the French. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) predicts that the threshold of 1.5°C will be crossed between 2030 and 2052. Several consequences are now known, including an increase of +3% in temperature, a rise of 26 cm to 77 cm in sea level and considerable losses in terms of biodiversity, not to mention climate refugees from submerged territories. This generation will not be able to say that they did not know, especially as the intensity of natural disasters around the world continues to increase. France and many cities have already subscribed to strong precautionary measures and have initiated profound policy changes to limit the increase in warming to 1.5°C. The Toulon metropolis is very exposed by its climate and its maritime facade. However, it is considerably behind in terms of land management, modes of transport, building insulation, waste management, food plans, short circuits and energy transition. However, it is the responsibility of elected officials to anticipate to preserve the security of citizens in the face of this considerable threat. He asks him how he plans to deal with a rise in sea level expected in 12 years on the coasts. He would like to know how the Government plans to reduce the carbon impact of travel within the same time frame and thanks it for letting him know the measures it intends to take in this direction.

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