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Tipi di carburante ed emissioni di gas serra

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Pubblicato 23/11/2016 Ultima modifica 27/07/2018
La domanda di trasporto è strettamente legata all’attività economica: nei periodi di crescita la produzione economica aumenta, si trasportano più merci e più persone viaggiano. L’impatto dei trasporti sulla salute umana, l’ambiente e i cambiamenti climatici è strettamente legato al carburante utilizzato. Sono già disponibili carburanti puliti, come l’elettricità, che possono costituire delle valide alternative alla benzina e al diesel. La durata dei viaggi contribuisce a determinare l’adeguatezza di un tipo di carburante.

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