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Spriocanna AE chun astaíochtaí gás ceaptha teasa a laghdú

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Published 08 Sep 2016 Last modified 06 Dec 2016
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Tá roinnt spriocanna AE sonraithe chun an tionchar atá ag iompar ar an gcomhshaol san Eoraip a laghdú, a ghás ceaptha teasa san áireamh. Is cuid de chuspóir foriomlán an AE iad spriocanna na hearnála iompair astaíochtaí gás ceaptha teasa a laghdú 80–95 % faoi 2050.

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