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Mega City paper – MgC – January 2013 page 3/5 The transport sector (public fleet – bus, boat, railways, underground transportation-, private transportation – taxis, cars-, roads and highway); correspond to around 300 millions tonnes of CO2 emission per year, and it is the sector where greenhouse gases are increasing most faster.
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