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Astaíochtaí dé-ocsaíde carbóin ó iompar paisinéirí

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Published 08 Sep 2016 Last modified 10 Dec 2019
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Tá raon leathan roghanna iompair ar fáil, ach ní furasta i gcónaí an rogha a bhfuil na hastaíochtaí is ísle luaite léi a roghnú. Bealach amháin chun an tionchar atá agat ar an gcomhshaol a thomhas ná anailís a dhéanamh ar na hastaíochtaí CO2 in aghaidh an chiliméadair phaisinéara taistealta.

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