Monique Barbut
Monique Barbut is an influential environmental advocate and the former president of the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) in France. Recently, she has been appointed as the Minister for Ecological Transition in President Emmanuel Macron's newly formed government. Barbut's leadership in environmental organizations and her expertise in sustainable development underscore her commitment to addressing climate change and promoting ecological policies within the French government.
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Australia:
Monique Barbut told France Inter that a third heatwave could strike Europe in July.
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Croatia:
Monique Barbut is the French Minister of Ecological Transition who warned about the return of extreme temperatures in France.
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Ireland:
Monique Barbut, minister for the ecological transition, announced a state of emergency due to flooding in France.
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Portugal:
Monique Barbut described the text as 'insipid' and lacking the expected level of ambition.
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France:
Monique Barbut, the French Minister of Ecological Transition, expressed deep concern over the unacceptable state of the negotiation texts.
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Portugal:
Monique Barbut is the French Minister of Ecology expressing dissatisfaction with the agreement at COP30.
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Brazil:
Monique Barbut expressed disappointment over the lack of mention of fossil fuels in the COP30 draft document.
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Taiwan:
French Minister of Ecological Transition Monique Barbut decried the draft agreement as an incomprehensible omission.
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United Kingdom:
French Environment Minister Monique Barbut said the deal is being blocked by oil-producing countries.
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France:
Monique Barbut criticized the Brazilian presidency's agreement draft for its incomprehensible omission of fossil fuels.
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