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Climate agreement in Lima: reactions

Publication date 14/12/2014 From €100.00

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After two weeks of negotiations, the Lima conference on climate change ended with a minimum agreement on the reduction of CO2 emissions. An update on the reactions of environmentalists and French diplomacy. Comments on images of the conference, an event, and infographics alternating with interviews with Laurent FABIUS, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Corinne LEPAGE, MEP (ALDE), former Minister of the Environment.

Issues of the Cancun Summit

Publication date 29/11/2010 From €100.00

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A year after the failure of Copenhagen, the climate conference (COP16) in Cancun, Mexico. The fight against deforestation is one of the priority issues for environmentalists, as well as the creation of a green fund to finance the adaptation of poor countries to climate change. Interviews with Nathalie KOSCIUSKO MORIZET, Minister of Ecology, Yannick JADOT, MEP Europe Ecologie, and Pascal HUSTING, Director General Greenpeace France, alternating with a comment on illustration images.

Environment: Failure Of The "rio+20" Summit

Publication date 21/06/2012 From €100.00

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The 2012 United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development, known as Rio+20, in Brazil, was a failure, particularly with regard to the creation of a global environmental organization. Commentary on images of the conference alternating with excerpts from the declarations of Brittany TRILFORD and François HOLLANDE: "These results, as appreciable as they are, are below our responsibilities and expectations. First of all, I regret that we have not succeeded in creating a specialized United Nations agency on the environment". Daniel MITTLER of Greenpeace believes that the ambitions of this summit are much weaker than those of 1992.

Environment Summit in Berlin

Publication date 28/03/1995 From €100.00

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The first conference of the 167 signatory countries to the Rio Convention, signed in June 1992, opens today in Berlin. During this conference, these countries could agree on a protocol to reduce CO2 emissions by 20% by 2005. The report is composed of factual images of the conference. On the spot, in Berlin, journalist Bruno ALBIN, closes the topic.

First United Nations Environmental Conference opens in Stokholm

Publication date 05/06/1972 From €100.00

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The opening ceremony of the first United Nations conference on the environment was held in the opera house in Stockholm (Sweden) in the presence of Sweden’s King Gustave VI. Excerpt from the speech by Swedish Prime Minister Olof PALME on the intentions of such a conference attended by delegates from 112 countries. The work of the conference will last about ten days.

Kyoto conference: Dominique Voynet arrives

Publication date 07/12/1997 From €100.00

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Within the framework of the Kyoto Climate Conference (Japan), the disagreement between Americans and Europeans on the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions persists. The arrival of Al Gore, Vice President of the United States, followed by the arrival of Environment Minister Dominique VOYNET. Comment on images of a pre-meeting with the Minister alternating with her interview, and images of the party in Kyoto.

Hague Conference: Jacques Chirac

Publication date 20/11/2000 From €100.00

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Excerpt from the speech given by the President of the Republic Jacques CHIRAC at the Hague Conference on Climate Change. The Head of State insisted on the urgency in the fight against global warming and greenhouse gases and used the term "peril in the home".

Copenhagen: Climate Summit threatened with failure

Publication date 17/12/2009 From €100.00

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Report on the follow-up to the 15th Conference of the Parties (COP15) of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, held in Copenhagen, Denmark, on future climate agreements. The President of the Republic Nicolas SARKOZY affirmed the "catastrophe" that would be the failure of this conference. Alternance in this report of a commentary on factual images, interviews of Yann ARTHUS-BERTRAND, director, Jean-Louis BORLOO, Minister of Ecology and an excerpt of the speech in the gallery of Nicolas SARKOZY.

Nicolas Sarkozy At The Global Warming Summit In New York

Publication date 22/09/2009 From €100.00

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Report of the summit on global warming at the UN in New York, United States, attended by Nicolas SARKOZY, President of the French Republic. Extracts from the statements in the gallery by Barack OBAMA, President of the United States, and Nicolas SARKOZY. Outboard in position of Stéphane GRAND, special envoy to the United States. Commentary in voice-over on factual images of the summit. Nicolas SARKOZY: "There is no need to be hypocritical, there is no need to engage in small diplomatic or political games. 87 days from Copenhagen we need proposals, action, responsibility". Barack OBAMA: "A number of emerging countries have started to make serious progress on clean energy, but they must meet a number of commitments at home".

Opening of the Copenhagen Summit on Global Warming

Publication date 07/12/2009 From €100.00

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Report on the first day of the Copenhagen summit (Denmark) on global warming. Comment on images of the Summit and behind the scenes, notably from the HQ of the French delegation alternating with interviews of an Australian youth delegate for the climate, Laurence TUBIANA, member of the French delegation in Copenhagen and Brice LALONDE, ambassador in charge of the negotiations on global warming and an extract from the statement of the president of the conference Connie HEDEGAARD.

Jacques Chirac at the Summit of the Earth "Our house burns"

Publication date 02/09/2002 From €100.00

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Excerpt from the speech of the President of the Republic Jacques CHIRAC in the gallery at the Earth Summit in Johannesburg (South Africa): "Our house burns and we look elsewhere. The mutilated, overexploited nature is no longer able to recover and we refuse to admit it. Humanity suffers, it suffers from poor development in the North as well as in the South and we are indifferent, the earth and humanity are in peril and we are all responsible for it, we cannot say that we did not know. Let us be careful that the twenty-first century does not become for generations the crime of humanity against life!"

COP21 in Paris: organization and diplomacy

Publication date 30/11/2015 From €100.00

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150 Heads of State meet in Paris for the International Climate Conference (COP21). There are so many of them that the protocol is managed by the millimetre, and each one has three minutes of speaking time in the gallery. Commentary on images of the family photo, excerpt of statements by Barack OBAMA, President of the United States, of XI Jinping, President of China. Barack OBAMA: "This is the moment when we finally decide to save our planet. It is obvious that Nations share the will to act quickly and the feeling that we have the power to do something".

Earth Summit in Rio: speech by François Mitterrand

Publication date 13/06/1992 From €100.00

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The President of the Republic François MITTERRAND visited the Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro (Brazil). Excerpt from his speech in which he displayed his optimism and point on the measures announced on images of the French delegation. The report ends with an in situ stage by Sophie JOUVE, a special envoy. François MITTERRAND: "This is the beginning of a process designed to develop and intensify. Let’s set the target for the Agenda 21 programme within 3 or 5 years and try to generate new funding (0.7% of GNP ).

Kyoto conference: Al Gore against European proposals

Publication date 08/12/1997 From €100.00

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Report of the International Climate Conference in Kyoto (Japan) on global warming and the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions. Al GORE, vice president of the United States, declined the European proposals, which provoked the anger of European representatives. Commentary on images of the conference alternating with the statement of Al GORE, and the interview of Dominique VOYNET, Minister of Land Planning.

Earth Summit in Rio: assessment

Publication date 14/06/1992 From €100.00

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Review of the third "Earth Summit" which brought together world leaders in Rio de Janeiro (Brazil). A convention on climate and biodiversity was signed. Until the last minute, the issue of funding remained a sensitive issue. An update on the work is illustrated by images of the heads of state and protagonists present at the conference. Interview with Pakistan’s Ambassador to the United States, Jamsheed MARKER (translation off). The report ends with a tray in the situation of Sophie JOUVE, sent special.

Call by Jacques Chirac for the implementation of the Kyoto Protocol

Publication date 30/03/2001 From €100.00

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Extract from the speech given by the Head of State Jacques CHIRAC in Geneva (Switzerland) before the United Nations Commission on Human Rights. While US President George Bush refuses to implement the Kyoto Protocol on global warming, he called on industrialized countries to take action.

COP21 in Paris: historic agreement to limit global warming

Publication date 13/12/2015 From €100.00

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An agreement to try to curb global warming was reached between 195 nations gathered in the framework of COP 21 in Paris, after 13 days of negotiations. A success that has been described as historic because it is a first after the failures of previous summits. Commentary on images of the plenary applauding room alternating with the excerpt from the speech of François HOLLANDE, President of the Republic, and the interviews of Prakash JAVADEKAR, Indian Minister of the Environment and Pascal CANFIN, WWF France. François HOLLANDE: "I undertake, on behalf of France, to review by 2020 our commitments to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. I pledge to review the financial contribution, especially for the most vulnerable countries." Pascal CANFIN: "It’s not perfect, it’s true. Yes there are some grey areas in this agreement, but what I believe is that it launches a dynamic that is a snowball that will not stop".

Copenhagen conference: failure of negotiations

Publication date 18/12/2009 From €100.00

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Review of the 15th Conference of the Parties (COP15) of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change held in Copenhagen, Denmark. While it was supposed to be an opportunity for the 192 countries that had ratified the Convention to renegotiate an international climate agreement replacing the Kyoto Protocol, no agreement was found. Commentary on images of the conference alternating with excerpts from the statements of Barack OBAMA, President of the United States and the interview of Yann ARTHUS-BERTRAND, director.

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