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OMM - Conférence de presse : prévisions climatiques mondiales pour les cinq prochaines années - 05 juin 2024
Sujet :
Orateurs :
- Ko Barrett, Secrétaire général adjoint de l'OMM
- Wilfran Moufouma Okia, Responsable scientifique principal de l'OMM
- Carlo Buontempo, Directeur du Service Copernicus sur le changement climatique de l'UE (via Zoom)
HISTOIRE : Prédictions de températures record - OMM
TRT : 2’05”
SOURCE : UNTV CH
LANGUE : ANGLAIS / NATS
RATIO D'ASPECT : 16:9
DATELINE : 5 JUIN 2024 GENÈVE, SUISSE
LISTE DES PLANS
1. Extérieur moyen-large, allée des drapeaux de l'ONU Genève.
2. Large, Ko Barrett, Secrétaire général adjoint de l'OMM, tenant le dernier rapport.
3. EXTRAIT SONORE (Anglais) – Ko Barrett, Secrétaire général adjoint de l'OMM: “Au cours des sept derniers jours, par exemple, de nombreux endroits en Afrique du Nord, au Moyen-Orient, en Inde, au Pakistan et au Mexique ont enregistré des températures de 45 à 50 degrés Celsius, voire plus. Et c'est franchement trop chaud à supporter.”
4. Moyen-large depuis une caméra surélevée des orateurs au podium et des journalistes.
5. EXTRAIT SONORE (Anglais) – Ko Barrett, Secrétaire général adjoint de l'OMM: “Il y a une probabilité de près de neuf sur dix qu'au moins une année entre 2024 et 2028 soit la plus chaude jamais enregistrée, encore plus chaude que 2023, qui a battu tous les records de température.”
6. Large, journalistes et vidéojournalistes TV à l'arrière.
7. EXTRAIT SONORE (Anglais) – Ko Barrett, Secrétaire général adjoint de l'OMM: “Alors que notre planète entre dans cette nouvelle ère record, nous pouvons nous attendre à voir plus de vagues de chaleur oppressantes affectant la santé de milliards de personnes ; plus d'augmentations des vagues de chaleur marine mettant en péril les moyens de subsistance et les écosystèmes naturels le long de nos côtes. Plus de montée du niveau de la mer menaçant les populations côtières partout, plus d'événements de précipitations intenses, poussant notre infrastructure au-delà de ses limites. Les scénarios futurs que beaucoup d'entre nous craignaient sont maintenant là.”
8. Moyen-large, journalistes et vidéojournalistes TV avec caméras.
9. EXTRAIT SONORE (Anglais) – Ko Barrett, Secrétaire général adjoint de l'OMM: “Au-delà des prédictions et des statistiques, il y a la réalité brutale que nous risquons des pertes économiques de milliers de milliards de dollars, des millions de vies bouleversées et la destruction d'écosystèmes fragiles et précieux et de la biodiversité qui y existe. Ce qui est clair, c'est que l'objectif de l'Accord de Paris de 1,5 degré Celsius tient à un fil.”
10. Moyen-large, salle de presse montrant des rangées de sièges, des journalistes et le podium.
11. Moyen, journaliste tapant sur un ordinateur portable.
12. Moyen, photographe alignant la prise de vue.
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