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Sommet sur le climat : des engagements ambitieux mais suffisants ?

Les dirigeants mondiaux se réunissent pour accélérer la transition énergétique, mais les militants écologistes réclament des actions plus concrètes et immédiates.

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Sarah MitchellJournalist
10 January 2026 at 05:38 pm1 min read
Sommet sur le climat : des engagements ambitieux mais suffisants ?

La conférence annuelle sur le climat s'est ouverte ce matin dans un contexte d'urgence absolue. Les rapports scientifiques se succèdent et sont unanimes : la fenêtre de tir pour limiter le réchauffement climatique se referme.

Si de nouveaux engagements financiers ont été annoncés pour aider les pays en développement, la question de la sortie des énergies fossiles reste le point d'achoppement principal des négociations.

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