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Many changes are coming for 2018, including the new Climate Law that will come into force in January of the following year. This new law sets goals for the government's climate policy to be based on climate objectives and specify how they will be carried out. A climate report will also be presented each year in the budget bill and the government will also make a climate policy action plan to achieve its climate goals every 4 years. That is why Sweden becomes an exceptional country by having a quite ambitious objective that goes beyond that set out in the Paris Climate agreement in 2015. With Donald Trump planning to withdraw from the Paris agreement , now more than ever we need the rest of the world to increase its contribution to the fight against climate change,” said Gareth Redmond-King, head of climate and energy at the World Wildlife Fund. for Nature). "It is an important victory, not only for Sweden, but for everyone who cares about the future of our environment." Sweden has been removing carbon from its energy supply for 20 years.
Since the 1970s, it began building a fleet of nuclear energy reactors. At the beginning of this century, Sweden began investing more in renewable energy, especially wind and solar energy. That's why currently only 1/4 of Sweden's energy comes from fossil fuels, compared to more than 4/5 in the US and UK. The climate Iceland Mobile Number List law commits Sweden to reducing its absolute greenhouse gas emissions by at least 85% below 1990 levels. The remaining 15% will offset emissions by investing in projects that contribute to reducing pollution. , which involves financing projects that reduce greenhouse gas emissions or investing in carbon capture technology. To achieve carbon neutral status , the country will focus on reducing transportation emissions by increasing the use of biofuels and electric vehicles. Reducing transport emissions can be challenging due to public resistance, but Sweden enjoys unusually high levels of support for green policies. “I think they have a great chance of success ,” says Femke de Jong at the NGO Carbon Market Watch.
Management of Waste, so that manufacturers, marketers and distributors of devices electronics take responsibility for the proper handling of these products when their useful life has ended. The legislator explained that of the 3.9 million tons of waste electrical and electronic devices that were produced in Latin America in 2015, Mexico contributed almost 24%, only surpassed by Brazil. He said that "although it is true that these types of products serve to support the future, it is also true that when their useful life ends and they are discarded, they become waste that, due to their toxic components, pollute the atmosphere.
Since the 1970s, it began building a fleet of nuclear energy reactors. At the beginning of this century, Sweden began investing more in renewable energy, especially wind and solar energy. That's why currently only 1/4 of Sweden's energy comes from fossil fuels, compared to more than 4/5 in the US and UK. The climate Iceland Mobile Number List law commits Sweden to reducing its absolute greenhouse gas emissions by at least 85% below 1990 levels. The remaining 15% will offset emissions by investing in projects that contribute to reducing pollution. , which involves financing projects that reduce greenhouse gas emissions or investing in carbon capture technology. To achieve carbon neutral status , the country will focus on reducing transportation emissions by increasing the use of biofuels and electric vehicles. Reducing transport emissions can be challenging due to public resistance, but Sweden enjoys unusually high levels of support for green policies. “I think they have a great chance of success ,” says Femke de Jong at the NGO Carbon Market Watch.
Management of Waste, so that manufacturers, marketers and distributors of devices electronics take responsibility for the proper handling of these products when their useful life has ended. The legislator explained that of the 3.9 million tons of waste electrical and electronic devices that were produced in Latin America in 2015, Mexico contributed almost 24%, only surpassed by Brazil. He said that "although it is true that these types of products serve to support the future, it is also true that when their useful life ends and they are discarded, they become waste that, due to their toxic components, pollute the atmosphere.