Decarbonizing transportation
We have less than 15 years to cut global CO2 emissions in half, and 30 years to get to net zero if we want any chance of limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius. It can be done.
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Real impact
25%
Proportion of global CO2 emissions that comes from transportation
> 90%
Proportion of the global population living where air pollution exceeds WHO limits
21,000,000,000
Metric tons of greenhouse gases that will be emitted from the transport sector in 2050 without further policy action
0.5
Degrees Celsius of global warming that can be avoided over the next 25 years by decarbonizing transportation
