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« Soleil tunisien, profits français : drôle de transition verte ! »

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By Saber Ammar
| Reporterre Verified
On ne va pas vous le cacher : à Reporterre, on est inquiets. Entre la présence d’un climatodénialiste à la tête de la première puissance mondiale, un gouvernement français qui flirte avec l’extrême droite, des canicules qui s’enchainent dès le mois de mai… Faire vivre l’écologie dans le débat public est un enjeu crucial. Mais au milieu de la tempête, Reporterre garde le cap. Nous refusons de céder au sensationnalisme, à la panique et aux raccourcis.
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Why Tunisia’s renewable energy strategy is facing resistance

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By Saber Ammar
| QOSHE
The Russia-Ukraine conflict and the United States-Israel war on Iran have exposed how fragile energy systems built on dependency and external markets truly are. This cycle of fuel crises and price shocks should be encouraging countries dependent on energy imports to address energy deficits and mitigate the impoverishment they cause among citizens. And yet few are undertaking the bold actions needed to improve energy independence. Tunisia is certainly not one of them.
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Why Tunisia’s renewable energy strategy is facing resistance

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By Saber Ammar, Hamza Hamouchene
| Al Jazeera English Verified
The Russia-Ukraine conflict and the United States-Israel war on Iran have exposed how fragile energy systems built on dependency and external markets truly are. This cycle of fuel crises and price shocks should be encouraging countries dependent on energy imports to address energy deficits and mitigate the impoverishment they cause among citizens. And yet few are undertaking the bold actions needed to improve energy independence. Tunisia is certainly not one of them.
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