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COP 24: state of play

Publication date 03/12/2018 From €100.00

COP: the highlights

Opening of COP 24 in Katowicé, Poland, in a gloomy climate where only twenty heads of state made the trip for the opening ceremony. In her speech, Patricia ESPINOSA, Executive Secretary of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, recalls (vo trad off) the climate emergency. Since the 2015 COP21 in Paris, no country has taken the bull by the horns to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Archive images in illustration and interview of climatologist Christophe Cassou in 2018, stressing that the alarm has been sounded for 40 years.

COP26 : Une alliance internationale pour ne plus financer les énergies fossiles à l'étranger

Publication date 12/11/2021 From €100.00

COP: the highlights

At the end of the summit conference on global warming, the COP26 in Glasgow, an unexpected decision by France which announces that at the end of 2022 it will no longer invest in fossil fuels abroad. Reactions from Barbara Pompili, Minister of Ecological Transition and Aurore Mathieu, Head of International Policy Network Climate Action. Extract from the speech of Antonio Guterres, Secretary General of the UN, which points out (vo trad off) insufficient commitments and devastating delays. Archive images in illustration, and of the event for the climate.

Heads of State address at COP21

Publication date 30/11/2015 From €100.00

COP: the highlights

Report at the COP21 in Le Bourget where the 150 heads of state spoke an average of six minutes each, or 15 hours of speeches. This day may have been historic, but what messages will remain? Perhaps that of US President Barack OBAMA who quoted civil rights activist Martin Luther KING in the tribune: "There is always a time when it is too late to act. As far as climate is concerned, it is already almost too late". Alternation of factual images, and excerpts from speeches delivered by Barack OBAMA, President of the United States, XI JINGPING, President of the People’s Republic of China, Christopher LOEAK, President of the Marshall Islands, Evo MORALES, President of Bolivia, Valdimir PUTIN, President of the Russian Federation, and Abdel Fatah AL SISSI, President of Egypt.

COP21 in Paris: historic agreement to limit global warming

Publication date 13/12/2015 From €100.00

COP: the highlights

An agreement to try to curb global warming was reached between 195 nations at COP 21 in Paris, after 13 days of negotiations. A success described as historical because it is a first after the failures of previous summits. Commentary on images of the plenary room applauding 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.

Climate agreement in Lima: reactions

Publication date 14/12/2014 From €100.00

COP: the highlights

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

COP: the highlights

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 Summit in Berlin

Publication date 28/03/1995 From €100.00

COP: the highlights

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.

Kyoto conference: Al Gore against European proposals

Publication date 08/12/1997 From €100.00

COP: the highlights

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.

Copenhagen conference: failure of negotiations

Publication date 18/12/2009 From €100.00

COP: the highlights

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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