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2022-09-13T15:38:57.664Z


The World Meteorological Organization's annual report "United in Science" points to the still important share given to fossil fuels in today's world.


After a summer marked by exceptional floods in Pakistan, prolonged extreme droughts in China, the Horn of Africa and the United States, remarkable heat waves in Europe and record-breaking forest fires in France, the annual report "United in science" of the World Meteorological Organization (WMO), published on Tuesday, takes on a particular flavor.

“The number of disasters related to weather, climate and water has multiplied by 5 in the last fifty years”,

lamented Antonio Guterres, the Secretary General of the United Nations in a video message accompanying the release of the report. .

"Daily losses are over $200 million."

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"Wrong direction"

And the trend does not seem about to get better since

"we are going in the wrong direction"

, says the report, which points to the still significant share given to fossil fuels in today's world.

In fact, despite a slowdown in greenhouse gas emissions…

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Source: lefigaro

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