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 Cities Get Common Standard for Measuring Greenhouse Gas Emissions | |
| Datum | 28/03/2010 |
| Door | admin |
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Internationaal, Klimaat, Lucht en geur, Milieumanagement, Persoverzicht, Website
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The world's cities now have a common method for calculating the amount of greenhouse gases produced within their boundaries. UNEP, UN-HABITAT, and the World Bank jointly launched a Global Greenhouse Gas Standard for cities at the World Urban Forum in Rio de Janeiro today.
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