According to the latest IPCC report, greenhouse gas emissions between 2010 and 2019 represent 80% of the “carbon budget” that humanity still has left before exceeding the 1.5°C target set by the Paris Agreement. In order to preserve this budget, we need to transform the global economy and change
Our first season of podcasts offers a series around the 17 “Sustainable Development Goals” carried by the United Nations, as part of the international conference REFLEXIONS on climate change, organized by IP Paris.
In response to a climate emergency that has been scientifically documented for decades, a new form of global governance has been initiated under the leadership of the United Nations. Warned by the successive reports of the scientific experts of the IPCC (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change), the governments that
Institut Polytechnique de Paris (IP Paris) is organizing the second international conference REFLEXIONS, whose ambition is to become a reference academic and scientific forum, contributing to the understanding and resolution of issues related to climate change and more broadly to the sustainable transition. The 2023 edition will focus on
La 5G est un nouveau standard technologique qui intègre 10 ans de R&D dans le domaine des communications cellulaires en matière de débit, de latence, de densité de connexion, mais aussi de sécurité des communications et d’efficacité énergétique (moins d’énergie pour une quantité de données transportées constante).
Along with the polar regions, the Mediterranean basin is one of the locations in the world most impacted by the effects of climate change.
The goal set by the Paris Agreement in 2015 seems to be achievable but requires a radical reduction in our GHG emissions in all sectors.
In order to counter the climate crisis, more than 139 countries have set a NZE (Zero Net Emissions) target to be reached by the year 2050. The OECD has developed IPAC, a climate measurement and assessment tool to help countries get an overview of their situation.
In the face of the worsening climate crisis, cities and universities are working together. The aim is to organise thought, training, and research activities so that cities can become involved in the fight against global warming.
