Six Central African countries have reached an international agreement with four European nations, the UN and the World Bank, for the implementation of a new global initiative dubbed the Central African Forrest Initiative (CAFI), aimed at preventing the loss of forests, which are critical to curbing green house gases.
COP28 : Après l’accord de Paris, voici l’accord de Dubaï
Si le premier a permis de rêver à un monde sans gaz à effet de serre, le second, semble-t-il, va...
