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The High Climate Council Deplores the "Significant Delay" in Public Action, Reflecting "Political Instability"

Summary by Radio France Internationale
Published this Thursday, July 3, the annual report of the body responsible for assessing the climate policies of the French state shows a path of decarbonation in the dark in 2024. Political turmoil and budgetary restrictions have prevented the structural choices necessary to make an effective transition. The HCC therefore calls for a "collective surge to relaunch climate action" in France.

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The consultative body, which is publishing its seventh annual report on Thursday, 3 July, urges the public authorities to reinvigorate urgently "climate action".

·Paris, France
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On Thursday, the High Council for the Climate put pressure on François Bayrou's government, calling for a "collective surge" noting "regresses" on certain measures such as the renovation of the

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Published this Thursday, July 3, the annual report of the body responsible for assessing the climate policies of the French state shows a path of decarbonation in the dark in 2024. Political turmoil and budgetary restrictions have prevented the structural choices necessary to make an effective transition. The HCC therefore calls for a "collective surge to relaunch climate action" in France.

·Paris, France
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In its annual report published on Thursday, the body responsible for assessing France's climate policies points to a derailing trajectory and a glaring lack of governance at the state summit.

·Paris, France
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"In France, a real strategy is put in place to silence environmental defenders and hinder climate action: this is the conclusion of an overwhelming report released this Thursday, July 3rd by Amnesty International.

Members of the Climate Council expressed their support for the draft Climate Act, which the government approved in early June, midway through the session. However, the Council, as the government's scientific advisory body, made several proposals for urgent improvements to the more ambitious text before the start of parliamentary debate.

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Le Figaro broke the news in Paris, France on Thursday, July 3, 2025.
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