Climate: The COP 27 ends with an unfinished linger; World CO₂ emissions with fossil origins have increased in 2022; Faire transition: French and European citizen consider that 'there is still a lot to be done'; Europe warms itself quicker that the world average; Massive investments are to be foreseen to limit global warming

A set of articles discusses the disappointing results of the COP 27 (no actual climate-related ambition, no additional ambition, funding issues for the most exposed countries), outlines that CO₂ emissions from fossil origin have increased in 2022 in the world (with a a global warming of 1.5 C reached by nine years as a consequence, higher emissions in the US and lower in Europe), comments the results of a survey among European citizen on their perception of the fairness of energy transition, comments the noticed higher warming of Europe with respect to the world average warming (with huge human and financial costs associated with heat waves), and discusses funding issues (huge investments will be necessary to limit climate change, notably in transport decarbonization)