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Цели на ЕС за намаляване на емисиите на парникови газове

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Публикуван 09-11-2016 Последна промяна 06-12-2016
Заложени са няколко цели на ЕС за намаляване на въздействието на транспорта върху околната среда в Европа, включително парниковите газове. Целите за транспортния сектор са част от цялостния стремеж на ЕС до 2050 г. да намали емисиите на парникови газове с 80–95 %.

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