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the climate

Scientific analyses, rational solutions.

Together, let us contribute to proactive,
effective policies to fight global warming.

OUR MISSION

Sauvons le Climat (Save the Climate) is an independent association created in 2004 under the French law of 1901 whose aim is to produce, share and promote scientific and rational analyses for leaders, decision-makers and the general public, so that they can draw up and implement rational, proactive and effective policies to fight global warming.

17th Sauvons le Climat Summer School

From Tuesday October 7, 2025 Afternoon to Friday October 10, 2025 Morning
Location: BREST (29200)

OCEANS: CLIMATE & ENERGY

The ocean plays a key role in climate dynamics, as a carbon sink, as a heat reservoir, as a source of energy and life. It had potential to contribute to climate change mitigation and adaptation.

Yet climate change has a major impact on the ocean and its ecosystems, on maritime activities and on coastal populations. Furthermore, pollution and pressures of anthropogenic origin are threatening its health …

… however, the ocean remains a source of hope as it can help limit the climate and biodiversity crises.

All these aspects will be addressed over the 4 days of this Summer School, with presentations by a wide range of stakeholders in the sector, and site visits.

If you are interested, please fill out the attached form.

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OUR COMMUNIQUES

20 Sep 2024

Wind and Solar Power, Mathematics Revisited and Corrected?

How wind and solar power are reshaping mathematics with a magic wand: a report on the biased communication of intermittent "renewable" energy companies and lobbyists.

22 Jul 2024

2024 Olympic Games

When communication takes precedence over technology, or when the intermittent renewable stereotypes are used as a cloak of virtue and an advertising pitch

2 Jul 2024

The European Union's climate/energy policy: myth or reality?

Marc Deffrennes, March 1, 2024

Five years into the European green policy, Green Deal oblige, it is necessary, using the opportunity of the upcoming elections, to take a break... and ask the right questions.

26 May 2024

What limits for VRES integration in grids?

What limits to the Integration of Variable and Intermittent Renewable Energies into Electricity Grids and consequences?

A study by Georges Sapy – Translated into English by Elisabeth Huffer – May 2024

15 May 2024

Agnès Pannier-Runacher: At last, a Minister of Energy to whom we can say Thank You!

In May 2022, Madame Agnès Pannier-Runacher was appointed Minister for Energy Transition in Madame Borne's government. For the first time in many years, energy and its long-term challenges were under the responsibility of a full-fledged Ministry, with no direct reporting to the Ministry of Ecological Transition, the Ministry of Industry or the Ministry of Economy.

7 Apr 2024

France “ON Track” to Meet its CO2 Target. Really?

French CO2e emissions (so-called CO2 equivalent, which includes all greenhouse gases (GHGs), of which CO2 itself accounts for 3/4) have decreased by 19 Mt, or 4.8% between 2022 (404 Mt) and 2023 (385 Mt).

2 Jul 2023

Health Costs of the Different Energy Sources

By Roland Masse

At a time when there is growing awareness of the need to control and reduce the impact of human activities on the environment, the production and use of energy are coming under close scrutiny. The impact of the various energy sources on public health is an essential aspect that is addressed in the paper titled “Health Costs of Energy” by Roland Masse.

30 Apr 2023

Germany Has Completed Its Nuclear Power Phase Out

For some, this is a victory, but it is not one for the climate

It is all done; after a long journey that began in the early 2000s and was accelerated following the Fukushima accident, Germany has just shut down its last nuclear reactors[1]. It has thus achieved its ambition to move away from nuclear power. For some, this is welcome, for others much less so.