Train to Paris [version anglaise]

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Titre : Train to Paris [version anglaise]
Légende : Cette vidéo a été réalisée dans le cadre de la campagne de communication de l'UIC «Train vers Paris». Cette vidéo en flat design (ou design plat) présente de manière colorée et amusante comment les chemins de fer peuvent être considérés comme un des piliers pour lutter contre le changement climatique. Développée dans le cadre de la COP21, elle présente également les engagements de l'UIC et de ses membres en faveur d'un avenir plus durable dans le cadre de la Conférence sur le changement climatique à Paris en 2015.
Production : FRL Productions
Auteur-réalisateur : Antoine JEZEQUEL, concepteur
Crédit : UIC
Durée : 00:02:08
Description technique : coul./son.
Langue : EN
Date de prise de vue : 08/09/2015
Fonds : Videos - grand public
Mots-clés : CAMPAGNE DE COMMUNICATION, DEVELOPPEMENT DURABLE, ENVIRONNEMENT, PROTECTION DE L'ENVIRONNEMENT, UIC

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Climate change.
Let?s talk about solutions.
What do the railways have to say?
Here are the CO2 emissions for transport, ...they represent a quarter of the world?s emissions from fuel combustion, and they continue to rise.
Two facts are beyond question. One: the vast majority of transport emissions come from road traffic. Two: rail is the lowest emitting major mode of transport.
And if action was taken to increase rail?s market share, would that help to resolve the problem?
Yes, because for the same number of passengers or the same freight tonnage, rail consumes far less energy and emits far less CO2 than other modes.
Its efficiency is constantly improving. The member railways of the International Union of Railways - UIC - are committed to going even further.
Yes, taking action to increase rail?s market share would help resolve the climate change problem, because rail is efficient when using any form of energy.
And also because when electrified, the rail system is immediately compatible with low carbon and renewable energy.
Yes it would work, as rail is safe, serves society, and is an engine for growth. Rail is the backbone of sustainable transport.
So this is what the railways have to say. Investment in rail and increasing rail market share is an important part of the solution to climate change.
The world?s railway community has mobilised to bring these messages to the COP21 negotiations. Special trains will depart from major cities across Europe and Asia to bring delegates to Paris.
Together let?s keep transport on the low carbon track, let?s build a more sustainable future. Together, let?s take the Train to Paris.