While the main opposition party took a right turn, Macron was selling fighter jets, saving the Earth, delivering two eulogies and acted as the unofficial king of Europe. This month, the President\u2019s schedule is fuller than a stuffed Christmas turkey.<\/p>\n
Two years after the Cop 21 Summit<\/a>, Emmanuel Macron thought it would be a good idea to organise a new climate gathering<\/a> in a Parisian suburb. Leonardo DiCaprio, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Elon Musk and around 50 heads of state<\/a> tried to make the Planet Great<\/a> again (for the umpteenth time) by setting the scene for green investment<\/a>. Donald Trump\u00a0wasn\u2019t there<\/a>. In fact, the President of the only nation on earth<\/a> to have rejected the 2015 global pact, was not even invited<\/a>.<\/p>\n Unlike the Summit in 2015, there was no reason for joy this time: \u201cWe are losing the battle; we are not going fast enough, it is a tragedy\u201d<\/em>, the French President said. His efforts may indeed come in vain: more and more scientists<\/a> are saying that it is already too late.<\/p>\n Making the planet great again for the next generation with a true leader and a dear friend, @EmmanuelMacron<\/a>. #OnePlanet<\/a> pic.twitter.com\/MAzZcQIKbq<\/a><\/p>\n — Arnold (@Schwarzenegger) December 12, 2017<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n\n