Announcements
Announcements
Carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions in Sweden rose by 1.4 per cent or 0.8 million tonnes (Mt) between 1993 and 2005. Sweden was still able to meet its target under the Kyoto Protocol, which allowed for a 4 per cent increase in emissions.
Sweden’s progress in the climate change challenge is counter-acted by the existence of an economy-wide growth effect: carbon savings through technological and organisational carbon efficiency improvements have been fully-offset by CO2 emissions arising from increased consumption.
Media coverage / Romanus Opiyo, SEI Africa Programme Leader for Sustainable Urbanization speaks about improving climate resilience in African infrastructure.
Feature / Mairon G. Baston Lima writes that governments need to build synergies with other policies for sustainable land use in a Trase Insight.
Project / 15-minute cities propose urban redesigns aiming to cut carbon emissions and improve quality of life.
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