Make Our Planet Great Again by French President Emmanuel Macron
Geschreven op 6-6-2017 - Erik van Erne. Geplaatst in Klimaat
In a televised address, French president Emmanuel Macron rules out any renegotiation after Donald Trump pulled out of the Paris agreement on Thursday, calling the move a mistake. Macron, speaking in French and English, urged scientists, engineers, entrepreneurs and anyone disappointed by the decision to see France as a ‘second homeland’, adding: ‘I call on them come and work here with us.’
The French president said: ‘The Paris agreement remain irreversible and will be implemented not just by France but by all the other nations.
We will succeed because we are fully committed, because wherever we live, whoever we are, we all share the same responsibility: make our planet great again.’
See also: America First The Netherlands Second by Zondag met Lubach – UN Climate Change Conference COP21: Het Akkoord van Parijs – The Paris Agreement – China: Van Vieze, Vette, Vervuilende Economie Naar Koploper op Gebied van Duurzaamheid – President Trump Pulls U.S. Out of Paris Climate Accord
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Henry zegt:
27 juli 2017 om 13:03 | Permalink
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Helmut zegt:
27 juli 2017 om 13:07 | Permalink
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Erik van Erne zegt:
27 juli 2017 om 13:10 | Permalink
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Het verbod wordt beschreven in het Nationaal Vervoer Plan van Noorwegen. In dit plan staat ook dat de transportsector moet veranderen. Zo moeten alle nieuwe schepen en veerboten per 2030 bijvoorbeeld emissievrij zijn.
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“Over the next few months, we will set out detailed plans to massively expand the number of electric charging points in rural, urban and domestic settings; plans to extend the Green Bus Fund and accelerate the procurement of electric or ultra low emission vehicles in the public and private sectors; plans for pilot demonstrator projects to encourage uptake of electric vehicles amongst private motorists; and plans for a new Innovation Fund to encourage business and academia to develop solutions to some of our particular challenges, for example charging vehicles in areas with a high proportion of tenements.”