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Sa 04.05.2024 21:45

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A very rounded video on a country being very successful in the fore front of .
Okay, Norway is one of the richest country but it took the lead already in 1990 [that is 30 yrs ago] in the country.
In doing so they took the brunt of the growing pains out of executing policy.
Any other countries should take this advantage and make real to follow.
And the oil dilemma is answered, judge for your self if it's to your satisfaction.

"The world’s most electric city | Future of Cities" [19:01 min]
by Freethink

youtube.com/watch?v=IdawuX8PGl

Quote by F:
"9 jun 2023
What if an entire city decided to go electric? This one is. Step into Oslo, Norway. Imagine a place where trams glide silently through the streets, buses hum along emitting no fumes, and even the ferries that cross the waters are powered solely by electricity.
Welcome to Oslo, Norway, where electrification has become a way of life. Oslo is on a mission to achieve a nearly 100% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 2030 compared to 2009 levels. They're electrifying everything from construction sites to scooters, with a focus on the construction and transportation sectors, which contribute the most to emissions. Electric cars have become the norm, thanks to government policies that incentivize their adoption. Oslo's ferries are now the world's first all-electric passenger ferries.
The city's determination to tackle climate change is not only inspiring but also raises an intriguing question: Can a single city's electrification efforts ignite a global movement toward a cleaner, greener future?"

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