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 N° 106 - April 2022 - Adaptation to climate change
Issue Editors : Michel Pascal and Hervé Le Treut
Foreword
Barbara Pompili,
Minister of Ecology
Introduction
Hervé Le Treut,
IPSL,
and
Michel Pascal,
Conseil général de l’économie
Préambule
Adaptation to climate change: better defining the issues to start the debate
Ronan Dantec,
Senator for Loire-Atlantique and member of the National Council for Ecological Transition (CNTE)
What will be the climate in 2050 and its consequences?
The main findings of the 6th IPCC Group I report
David Salas y Mélia,
Research climatologist at the Centre national de recherches météorologiques (Météo-France and Centre national de la recherche scientifique)
Global Climate Change Impacts: Key Findings of the Latest IPCC Working Group II Report
Éric Brun and Lisa Bostvironnois,
ONERC
Overview in Europe and France of the present and future effects of climate change
Jérôme Duvernoy,
Head of the Climate Change Adaptation Unit at the Ministry of Ecological Transition
What climate in France in 2050 and 2100?
Virginie Schwarz,
President and CEO of Météo- France,
and
Jean-Michel Soubeyroux,
Deputy Scientific Director of the Climatology and Climate Services Division of Météo-France
The effects of global warming are already visible
Rethinking water in an era of climate change
Denis Salles,
ETTIS Inrae
Climate change in the mountains: impacts, risks and adaptation
Samuel Morin,
University of Toulouse, Univ. Grenoble Alpes, Météo-France, CNRS, Centre National de Recherches Météorologiques, Toulouse and Grenoble
Health impacts of climate change already visible: the example of heat waves
Lucie Adélaïde, Olivier Chanel and Mathilde Pascal,
Aix-Marseille School of Economics, Santé publique France
The effects of climate change: what adaptation for coastal territories?
Patrick Bazin,
Director of heritage management at the Conservatoire du littoral
Resilience of electrical systems to climate change
Alain Burtin and Sylvie Parey,
EDF R&D
Climate change and its economic consequences
Laurent Montador,
Deputy Director General of the Caisse centrale de réassurance (CCR)
Adapting and Mitigating: An Inclusive Systemic Approach
Mitigation and adaptation: a race against time
Hervé Le Treut,
Professor at the Sorbonne University and at the École Polytechnique
European and French strategies for adaptation to climate change
Jérôme Duvernoy, Marie Carrega and Sarah Voirin,
National Observatory on the Effects of Global Warming
The links between adaptation and mitigation: when adaptation worsens climate change
Vincent Viguié,
Researcher at CIRED (École des Ponts ParisTech)
Adaptation to climate change: first of all, intelligence put into the projects
Morgane Nicol and Vivian Dépoues,
Institute for climate economics (I4CE)
What prospects for water and agriculture by 2050 in the context of climate change?
Hugues Ayphassorho,
member of the General Council for the Environment and Sustainable Development (CGEDD),
Michel Sallenave, f
ormer member of the General Council for Agriculture, Food and Rural Areas (CGAAER),
Nathalie Bertrand,
member of the CGEDD,
François Mitteault,
former member of the CGEDD,
and
Dominique Rollin,
former member of the CGAAER
Biodiversity and climate: nature-based approaches
Denis Couvet,
President of the FRB (Foundation for Research on Biodiversity),
and
Hélène Soubelet,
Director of the FRB
Climate extremes: perceptions and social and political issues
Solange Martin,
Sociologist at the Secretariat of the High Council for the Climate
Geopolitics of climate change adaptation: the survival and power of nations
Jean-Michel Valantin,
Think tank The Red (Team) Analysis Society
Miscellany
Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS): a real asset, but necessary trade-offs
Maxime Efoui-Hess,
The Shift Project
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