
Countries are opposed to the publication of the next report by scientific experts in 2028, when it should shed light on a crucial assessment of global climate efforts.
At COP31 in Antalya, Saudi Arabia, Russia and India oppose the publication in 2028 of the next IPCC report, which must shed light on a crucial assessment of global climate efforts, while calls are increasing to break the deadlock and protect science from political pressure.
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Countries are opposing the publication in 2028 of the next report by IPCC scientific experts, when it should shed light on a crucial assessment of global climate efforts. In Antalya, calls are growing to break the deadlock and protect science from political pressure.
DECRYPTION - Countries are opposing the publication in 2028 of the next report by scientific experts, when it should shed light on a crucial assessment of global climate efforts. In Antalya, calls are growing to break the deadlock and protect science from political pressure.
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Calls to break the deadlock could lead to a compromise on the publication date of the IPCC report.
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Météo-France places Bouches-du-Rhône and Gard on orange rain-flood vigilance due to a Mediterranean stormy deterioration expected from Saturday afternoon, with accumulations of up to 150 mm.

The Mende public prosecutor's office opened an investigation after the death of two wolves in the Gévaudan Wolf Park in Lozère, where canines were poisoned in 2024 and 2025. A neighboring breeder was sentenced in June to two years in prison for having poisoned seven wolves in the park. Threats were reportedly made against park staff.

Norway's Supreme Court has invalidated three oil licenses in the North Sea, ruling that environmental impact studies were insufficient. This decision, following action by Greenpeace and Natur og Ungdom, forces the ministry to re-evaluate the permits.

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The Haute-Corse department is placed on orange flood alert from 4 p.m. Thursday, November 12 due to the passage of the Charles depression. The water height on the Tavignano river in Corte increased from 80 cm at noon to more than 9 meters at 3 p.m. The prefecture strictly prohibits residents from approaching the river. Eight municipalities are affected by rising water levels.

The Haute-Corse department is placed on orange flood alert by Météo-France this Thursday, November 12. A significant flood is expected on the Tavignano river, with damaging overflows expected from the afternoon.