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Set of steps could cut carbon in half: report

18 January 2017
The Phnom Penh Post
(Solar power) / Airports and air travel / Electricity production / Energy / Rail / Renewable energy production / Roads and bridges / Transport and shipping / Transport infrastructure and facilities / Waterways and ports
Cambodia / Energy policy / Ministry of Environment / National Council for Sustainable Development / Public transport / Tin Ponlok

Cambodia could reduce its projected carbon emissions by 57 percent over the next 30 years without taking a financial hit if it implements low-carbon development policies in five key sectors, according to a new report in the journal Energy Policy. By fostering public transport and ...

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