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Reducing CO2 emissions in the transport sector

A status report by the Federal Environmental Agency

- A description of measures and update of potentials -

Unlike in other sectors, CO2 emissions from transport rose between 1990 and 2000 by more than 12%. The primary reason is the increased transport volume: between 1990 and 2000, the increase in freight transport alone was around 41%. During the same period, the increase in passenger transport, measured in passenger kilometres, was around 22% [VIZ, 2001/2002]. It was not until after 1999 that there was a slight drop in CO2 emissions from transport, largely due to a drop in vehicle kilometres in passenger transport.  

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Number of pages
68
Year of publication
September 2003
Author(s)
R. Kolke, M. Jäcker, A. Rauterberg-Wulff, H. Verron, W. Zimmer, A. Ostermeier, K. Stinshoff, C. Pech
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English
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 emission control  transport sector  air pollution

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