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In 2024, everything changes, but not Breaking (RE)NEWS<\/a>\u00a0! And while we certainly wish you an excellent and successful year of transition, it's to remind you immediately that it will not happen by itself: we must act, act, act. That's good; we now have a young Prime Minister full of \"energy,\" as the President says. Gabriel Attal, who is also in charge of ecological planning, has claimed it: he wants \"results, results, results.\" Which, by definition, can only result from actions \ud83d\ude09 So it's time to roll up our sleeves. Meanwhile, as we will see, the challenge of the environmental and economic transition has not exactly lightened during the holidays!<\/p>\n\n\n\n

It is now official: the year 2023 was the hottest ever recorded in human history and even \" for at least 100,000 years<\/a> \", specialists tell us. For the record, for France, it was the second highest temperature, just after 2022.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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Undoubtedly a consequence of the evolution of the concentration rate of carbon dioxide in the air, measured here in \"parts per million\" (ppm), which continues to increase, as slowly as surely:<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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A revealing indicator of the seriousness of the situation can be found in France by reading Le Figaro, which, after giving a voice to climate skeptics for decades, seems to have (definitively?) changed its tune, as read here<\/a> and especially there, with this article<\/a> aptly titled: \"The vast majority of extreme climate events in 2023 were caused by global warming.\" At least awareness continues to progress, therefore.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

And it's a good thing because, according to Val\u00e9rie Masson-Delmotte, former head of the IPCC, things cannot improve<\/a>, quite the contrary, if we limit ourselves to the commitments made at COP 28. A skillful transition to mention COP 29, whose president we now know: Mukhtar Babayev<\/a> a former executive of Azerbaijan's national oil and gas company, SOCAR. After Dubai, \" history stutters<\/a> \", observers note\u2026<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Great causes, small effects: warming will require revising the color palette of the famous \"warming stripes,\" these colored bands, invented by British climatologist Ed Hawkins, that represent the evolution of climate. A \" chromatic disruption<\/a>\", as Lib\u00e9ration nicely puts it. Red is no longer red enough, to summarize. The next bands will be increasingly darker, tending towards an apocalyptic black. Proof in pictures, as they say, and a reminder of the most symbolic representations of the famous \"stripes\":<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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To finish with the most \"macro\" possible view of the transition this week, a small political reminder at the global level, potentially chilling, even if it won't lower global temperatures for all that \ud83d\ude09: the year 2024 promises to be rich in elections, very rich indeed. To put it simply, unprecedented since the creation of universal suffrage in 1792! Half of the world's population<\/a> of voting age is called to the polls. Not that this is proof of democracy's vitality, this proportion including many (and vast) countries where the vote changes little (China, Russia, \u2026). But still, if we refer to recent Dutch or Argentine experiences, for example, it seems that what is perceived as the difficulty of solving the \"end of the world and end of the month\" equation translates, especially in pre-election periods, into an explosion of populism and anti-environmental demagoguery. Neither the European Union (cf the current \"regulatory pause\") nor France is spared, according to this column<\/a> by St\u00e9phane Foucart in Le Monde: \"The far right and the ecological crisis are two parts of the same vicious circle,\" so that \"as national preference is about to enter French law, the other great cultural victory of the far right is the conversion of the entire conservative camp to hostility towards environmental policies.\" Let us pray he is wrong \ud83d\ude09.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

A good news to start our weekly sections<\/strong>, with French companies making money, a lot of money. Judge for yourself: 2023 allowed the 40 largest French companies to once again shatter their historical record for dividends paid, with over 97 billion euros, including 67 billion in dividends, up 20% from 2022. Concentration remains high, with six companies (TotalEnergies, BNP Paribas, LVMH, Stellantis, Axa, and Sanofi) accounting for more than half of all these payments. In this magical CAC 40 world<\/a>, as Philippe Escande says, the good news is not limited to lucky shareholders, since these distributed dividends did not prevent record investments, up 20%, and a slight increase in employment, nearly 5 million employees. More questionable, to say the least, are the \"superprofits\" that enabled the \"superdividends\" distributed by oil and gas companies, which persist -for the most part- in their development model. Over 100 billion dollars<\/a> ! That's what shareholders of the five largest Western majors (BP, Shell, Chevron, ExxonMobil, and TotalEnergies) should receive for the year 2023, estimates the Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis. This amount exceeds the record already set in 2022. As the world plunges into the climate crisis, the oil industry persists in the same model. Revealing detail: the amount promised by Shell to its shareholders for 2023 is six times greater than what it allocates to the development of renewable energies\u2026 100 billion dollars is also more than 100 times the amount promised for the loss and damage fund at COP28.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Let's continue with another good news of the week <\/strong>: global renewable energy (RE) production capacity increased by 50%<\/a> in 2023. L'Usine Nouvelle, citing figures from the International Energy Agency (IEA), specifies that solar is responsible for 75% of this progress and that China is not uninvolved. Photovoltaic solar panel production capacity in China has doubled since last year, according to the report. The Middle Kingdom has created a surplus in its supply, causing Chinese panel prices to fall by nearly half over the course of 2023. If current policies and market conditions remain unchanged, the Asian giant will account for 60% of global RE capacity growth between 2023 and 2028. China is expected to add over 2,000 GW of RE to its renewable energy mix, while the rest of the world will add 1,600 GW. The People's Republic weighs heavily, far ahead of the European Union (+400 GW), the United States (+350 GW), and India (+200 GW). This raises questions, because to use Le Monde's expression, \"there is an elephant in the room\": China. This country is by far the one installing the most renewables on its territory. But it is also the world's supplier. It controls 80% of the photovoltaic industry. \" The rest of the world's dependence is total<\/a> \", emphasizes the evening daily. It has become indispensable for achieving the 2030 targets. Closing its borders to China means giving up its climate ambitions. What a formidable weapon in the hands of a country that is not always a friend\u2026<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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Regarding sovereignty, the other problematic resources of the week<\/strong> concern mining and refining. \"Mines, a national sovereignty issue in the face of local reluctance<\/a> \", first. Because you can't have it all: complain about our dependence and refuse the installation of mines on our soil because they would be unsightly, possibly smelly, and unsuited to tourism! But the choice, in reality, does not exist: without control of our mines, no sovereignty is possible. And what is true for mines is even truer for refining. A sector, again, where China has at least a decade's lead. Le Figaro<\/a> reminds: Beijing has already decided to use its dominance in critical metals. Its latest measure, banning the export of technologies related to rare earth extraction, reveals the importance of this issue of refining. China has less than 40% of the world's rare earth reserves, but extracts 60% and refines more than 90%! Similarly, this country does not weigh much in lithium extraction but refines 70% of world production. The situation is similar for cobalt, graphite, silicon, or even aluminum and, to a lesser extent, copper and nickel. Since the Covid pandemic, continues Le Figaro, France has become aware of the need to restore its industrial sovereignty. This involves establishing new factories related to this energy transition.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

The new features of the week<\/strong> (and the year 2024) also include the reuse of wastewater in agriculture and the generalization of biowaste sorting. Since December 28, 2023, farmers can, under certain conditions, use wastewater to water their crops. It is highly regulated, requiring administrative authorization, but it is one of the measures of the \"water plan\" being implemented, Lib\u00e9ration<\/a>recounts. Before being able to sell their wastewater-grown lettuce, the farmer must, among other things, wash it with drinking water. A technique long used in Israel, where it works very well. As for biowaste sorting, if you are lucky, you may have already admired these multiplying brown bins: since January 1st<\/sup> sorting them has become mandatory. Small problem, Le Monde<\/a> tells us, citing the latest ADEME report, \"fewer than one in three French people should benefit from a biowaste source separation solution at the beginning of the year, as the law provides, however.\" The delay is such that the State's stated goal is only to cover 40% of the population (27 million people) by the end of 2024. Yet the obligation has been in the law (for green growth) since 2015, and the December 31, 2023 deadline, set by the 2018 European waste directive, was transposed into French law by the 2020 \"anti-waste and circular economy\" (AGEC) law. As Les Echos<\/a>asks: \"But where are the brown bins?\" It must be said that this collection is complex: biowaste cannot stay long in the bin due to odors and rotting. So a major challenge, requiring investments and prioritization.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

The tightening of the week<\/strong> is to be found on the Nutri-Score side, which does not please everyone. L’Usine Nouvelle<\/a> announces: to better fight against ultra-processed foods (UPFs), excess sugar, fat, and salt are now more severely penalized. The calculation method of the Nutri-Score is becoming more demanding in 2024. From January 1, but with a two-year transition period to allow for packaging updates, \"the changes apply to both solid foods and drinks, to better align with nutritional recommendations, such as consuming more fruits and vegetables, or fewer sweet products.\"<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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The pollution of the week<\/strong> again comes from plastic. A container lost at sea<\/a> caused a gigantic tide of plastic pellets on the beaches of northern Spain. It's far from a first. According to the European Commission, every second in Europe, about 265,000 of these pellets end up in the ocean, lost by industry during manufacturing, storage, or transport phases. Globally, 230,000 tonnes of these microbeads (including 160,000 in the EU) end up in the environment each year, according to the NGO Surfrider Foundation, which complains about the lack of regulation on the transport of these pellets.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Still on plastic, the bad news of the week<\/strong> is that we knew mineral water bottles contained plastic, but not to this extent! According to a new scientific study<\/a>, mineral water bottles contain about 100 times more plastic than previously thought. Plastic nanoparticles, now identified, number 240,000 per liter of water, on average\u2026  <\/p>\n\n\n\n

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The fright of the week<\/strong> concerned the Norwegian seabeds: the mining and commercial exploitation of them<\/a> was only narrowly avoided. But the parliamentary and public outcry was such that authorization was finally given only for \" exploration<\/a> \", not \"exploitation\" of the unknown treasures of the abyss\u2026 But if exploration does discover treasures, the temptation to exploit will be strong.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

The absurdity of the week<\/strong> did not go unnoticed, and that's a good thing. Many media outlets<\/a> relayed the emotion of social networks faced with the announcement of a very dispensable commercial find: recovering and selling pieces of ice that have broken off from Greenland to ship them (by fuel-powered boat) to the bottom of cocktail glasses at chic Dubai parties\u2026 When human greed competes with its irresponsibility\u2026<\/p>\n\n\n\n

The riddle of the week<\/strong> is aimed more at engineers, and the author of these lines would be hard-pressed to help you without a cheat sheet. So what does this graph represent, and what information does it give us about ourselves? The clue: we're talking about an almost unbearable lightness\u2026<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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Happy reading and happy holidays!  <\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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