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Pubblicato 15/10/2015 Ultima modifica 06/12/2016
Gli sforzi compiuti dall’Unione europea per ridurre le emissioni di gas serra stanno dando i risultati sperati. Infatti, l’UE sarà probabilmente in grado di raggiungere il suo obiettivo unilaterale di riduzione del 20 % delle emissioni rispetto al 1990 prima della scadenza prefissata del 2020. Inoltre, l’UE intende ridurre le emissioni interne di almeno il 40 % entro il 2030 e decarbonizzare ulteriorimente la propria economia entro il 2050. L’UE attualmente è responsabile di circa il 10 % delle emissioni globali di gas serra.

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