Yudu - Green Economy - Cities

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III. Fuel expenditure and urban density, 2008 fuel

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IV. Investment and operating costs of selected green

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energy costs without expenses for building owners. [online] Available at:

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efficiency.jsp [accessed 10 December 2010]. C40 Cities (2010). Bogotá, Colombia: Bogotá’s CicloRuta is one of the most comprehensive cycling systems in the world. [online] Available at: http://www.c40cities.org/bestpractices/transport/ bogota_cycling.jsp [accessed 10 December 2010]. C40 Cities (2010). Copenhagen, Denmark: 97% of Copenhagen city heating supplied by waste heat. [online] Available at: http://www. c40cities.org/bestpractices/energy/copenhagen_heat. jsp [accessed 10 December 2010]. C40 Cities (2010). Copenhagen, Denmark. Copenhagen’s waste plan 2008: Copenhagen puts only 3% of waste into landfill. [online] Available at:

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shore wind farms in the world powers 150,000 Danish households. [online]

Available at: http://www.c40cities.org/bestpractices/

renewables/copenhagen_wind.jsp [accessed 10 December 2010]. C40 Cities (2010). Freiburg, Germany: an inspirational city powered

by solar, where a third of all journeys are by bike. [online] Available at: http://www.c40cities.org/bestpractices/energy/freiburg_ecocity. jsp [accessed 10 December 2010]. C40 Cities (2010). Paris, France: Velib – a new Paris love affair. [online]

Available at: http://www.c40cities.org/bestpractices/

transport/paris_cycling.jsp [accessed 10 December 2010]. C40 Cities (2010). Stockholm, Sweden. Stockholm to introduce

congestion charge – trial cut CO2 by 14%, traffic by 25%. [online]

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leakage. [online] Available at: http://www.c40cities.org/ bestpractices/water/tokyo_waterworks.jsp [accessed 10 December 2010]. C40 Cities (2010). Toronto, Canada: Lake water air conditioning

reduces energy use by 90%. [online] Available at: http://www. c40cities.org/bestpractices/energy/toronto_energy.jsp

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10 December 2010]. C40 Cities (2010). Toronto, Canada: Toronto’s Atmospheric Fund

makes sustainability affordable. [online] Available at: http://www. c40cities.org/bestpractices/energy/toronto_fund.jsp [accessed 10 December 2010]. C40 Cities (2010). San Francisco, U.S.A.: Largest city-owned solar

power system in the United States. [online] Available at: http://www. c40cities.org/bestpractices/buildings/sanfrancisco_eco.jsp [accessed 10 December 2010]. C40 Cities (2010). Sao Paulo, Brazil.: Sao Joao and Bandeirantes at: http://www.c40cities.org/docs/

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