Glasgow City Council

Reducing carbon emissions with Anna Richardson from Glasgow City Council captured as part of the Zero Carbon Tour.

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by Anna Richardson from Glasgow City Council - Zero Carbon Tour interview

Glasgow City Council has set a net zero target of 2030 and know that currently transport emissions are one of the main contributors to emissions. By bringing in a range of measures to make alternative transport the easy and obvious option they hope to be able to reduce these emissions significantly.

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