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The Norman IPCC

The Norman IPCC

The Normandy IPCC (International Panel on Climate Change) is studying and analyzing the foreseeable consequences of climate change in Normandy.

What's the IPCC Normandy?

The IPCC Normandy is an International Panel on Climate Change (scientists and specialists) which studies and analyzes the foreseeable consequences of climate change in Normandy up to 2050-2100. It presents forecasts to ensure that Normandy and its stakeholders (businesses, residents, travelers…) are prepared for the impacts of climate change.

The work of the Normandy IPCC

To achieve its objective, Normandy has adopted concrete actions relating to : – energy sobriety and efficiency (renewable energies)(renewable energies); – sustainable mobilitycircular economy; – natural resources and agriculture natural resources and agriculture; – theadaptation of activities to the consequences of climate change; – innovation and research for mitigation and adaptation; – training and support; – raising awareness and disseminating success stories.

It's by initiating the smallest actions that we can bring about the biggest changes.

Pierre Rabhi, French philosopher, novelist, farmer, lecturer and environmentalist

Taking action to mitigate and adapt

key to a sustainable, inclusive future

The impacts of climate change are already being felt, and projections indicate that they will continue to grow: flooding, heat islands, drought, forest fires, submersion… What is the destination doing? Granville Terre et Mer has signed up to the Green Destinations label (to find out more, click here). What should we do? Travelers and residents alike, let’s be guardians… let’s be hummingbirds.

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