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Climate change, energy and local governments Key statistics and figures Climate Action Network-France / Réseau Action Climat-France

What is the greenhouse effect?

Global rating of years in function of their average temperature Since 1850 Since 1937 Source : WMO

Evolution of global CO2, CH4 and N2O concentration from year 0 to 2005. Source : IPCC 2007

Comparison between the average of CO2 emissions per country and per capita in 2007 Source : UNDATA

Impacts of climate change on agriculture

Impacts of climate change on snow cover

Kyoto emission reduction objectives for 2008-2012 and evolution of emissions between 1990-2008

Cities contribute to 67% of world energy demand  Expected to increase to 73% by 2030 50/70% of mitigation and around 100% of adaptation measures to be implemented at subnational level (UNFCCC)

Scope of Urban Greenhouse Gas Emissions