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Euroopa Liidu eesmärgid kasvuhoonegaaside vähendamisel

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Prod-ID: INF-41-et
Avaldatud 2016-09-29 Viimati muudetud 2016-12-06
Euroopa Liit on kehtestanud mitu eesmärki, et piirata Euroopa transpordisektori, sh selle kasvuhoonegaaside heitme keskkonnamõju. Transpordisektori eesmärgid on osa Euroopa Liidu üldeesmärgist vähendada kasvuhoonegaaside heidet 2050. aastaks 80–95% võrra.

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