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7 July
The scientists issued a 'warning' about global warming in their call for climate emergency legislation.
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Ninety-nine French scientists have called for the establishment of "climate emergency legislation" in a joint article published in the French newspaper Le Monde. The signatories, primarily climatologists, along with economists and sociologists, express urgent concerns regarding the escalating climate crisis, stating that it represents a matter of "collective survival."
The scientists emphasize that decades of inaction and the fossil fuel industry have significantly disrupted the Earth's previously stable climate, which lasted for approximately 12,000 years. They argue that immediate and decisive legislative measures are essential to address the climate emergency effectively and mitigate its impacts.
This collective plea serves as a warning about the dire consequences of climate change and underscores the need for comprehensive legal frameworks to combat the ongoing crisis.
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