Key Climate Policies in the European Union

 
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Ecologic Institute (2014): "Key Climate Policies in the European Union". Infographic. Online: 30 November 2014, Climate Policy Info Hub, http://climatepolicyinfohub.eu/european-climate-policy-mix

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The infographic allows giving an overview of the climate policies of the EU. It shows the main economic sectors, such as Energy, Industry, Transport, Residential and Commercial, Agriculture and Forestry, Waste. It also displays which policies have been deployed for each of them under the three main target areas: greenhouse gases, renewables, and efficiency. The infographic was part of an article about the European climate policy mix on the Climate Policy Info Hub website.

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Concept: Matthias Duwe (Ecologic Institute)
Graphic design: Beáta Welk Vargová (Ecologic Institute)

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renewable, emissions, emissions trading, greenhouse gas emissions,efficiency
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