Representatives of 56 countries gathered in Colombia for the first international conference dedicated to phasing out coal, oil, and gas — open only to countries willing to make a real commitment. The coalition represents more than half of global GDP, nearly a third of global energy demand, and a fifth of fossil fuel supply.
(c) Jared Brotman

56 pays forment une coalition pour la sortie des combustibles fossiles

THE GUARDIAN

Des représentants de 56 pays se sont réunis à Santa Marta, en Colombie, lors de la première conférence internationale consacrée à l’abandon du charbon, du pétrole et du gaz — réservée aux seuls pays prêts à s’engager dans cette transition. La coalition représente plus de la moitié du PIB mondial, près d’un tiers de la demande énergétique mondiale et un cinquième de l’offre en combustibles fossiles.

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