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| date = {{PD|March 2024}} | | date = {{PD|March 2024}} | ||
| publisher = {{publisher|Transport | | publisher = {{publisher|Transport and Environment}} | ||
| campaign = {{campaign|Clean Cities Campaign}} | | campaign = {{campaign|Clean Cities Campaign}} | ||
| authors = {{author|Martin|Baierl}} | | authors = {{author|Martin|Baierl}} | ||
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| Title | (E)Mission: Zero |
| Subtitle | Towards zero-emission mobility in European cities |
| Part of | Clean Cities Campaign
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| Publisher | Transport and Environment
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| Authors | Martin Baierl
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| Date |  March 2024
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| Summary | It is possible to reach close to zero-emission transport by 2030 using policies and technologies that are already available |
| Keywords | Greenhouse gases Cities Electric vehicles Public transport Walking Cycling Active travel
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| Locations | Belgium United Kingdom Spain Italy Poland
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| Publication |  Live as of 19 April 2024
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| Archive |  Archived on 22 March 2024
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