#CNCA
Adelaide
Emissions Reduction Target
100%
Baseline: 2006
by 2025
Emissions Reduction
15%
Since: 2006
Economic Growth
35%
Since: 2006
Current Emissions by Source
Electricity/Energy 54%
Transport 27%
Product Use 12%
Waste 7%
Current
Berlin
Emissions Reduction Target
85%
Baseline: 1990
by 2050
Emissions Reduction
32%
Since: 1990
Economic Growth
32%
Since: 1990
Emissions by Source
Electricity/Energy 39%
Transport 23%
Industry 3%
Buildings 35%
As of: 2012
Boston
Emissions Reduction Target
50%
Baseline: 2005
By 2030
Emissions Reduction
13%
Since: 2005
Economic Growth
20%
Since: 2005
Emissions by Source
Transport 24%
Waste 1%
Buildings 75%
Boulder
Emissions Reduction Target
80%
Baseline: 2005
By 2050
Emissions Reduction
13.4%
Since: 2005
Economic Growth
49%
Since: 2005
Emissions by Source
Transport 28%
Waste 2%
Buildings 70%
As of: 2017
Copenhagen
Emissions Reduction Target
100%
Baseline: 2005
by 2025
Emissions Reduction
42%
Since: 2005
Economic Growth
24%
Since: 2005
Emissions by Source
Energy 66%
Transport 34%
London
Emissions Reduction Target
80%
by 2050
Emissions Reduction
Economic Growth
Emissions by Source
Melbourne
Emissions Reduction Target
100%
Baseline: 2006
By 2020
Emissions Reduction
3.1%
Since: 2006
Economic Growth
42%
Since: 2006
Emissions by Source
Electricity/Energy 77%
Transport 19%
Waste 4%
Minneapolis
Emissions Reduction Target
80%
Baseline: 2006
By 2050
Emissions Reduction
17.8%
Since: 2006
Economic Growth
30%
Since: 2006
Emissions by Source
Transport 26%
Waste 3%
Buildings 71%
New York City
Emissions Reduction Target
80%
Baseline: 2005
By 2050
Emissions Reduction
15%
Since: 2005
Economic Growth
23%
Since: 2005
Emissions by Source
Transport 29.9%
Waste 3.5%
Buildings 66.6%
Oslo
Emissions Reduction Target
95%
Baseline: 1990
by 2030
Emissions Reduction
7%
Since: 1990
We’ll count carbon dioxide the same way we count money
Emissions by Source
Energy 3%
Waste 19%
Buildings 17%
Transport 61%
Portland
Emissions Reduction Target
80%
Baseline: 1990
by 2050
Emissions Reduction
21%
Since: 1990
Economic Growth
24%
Since: 1990
Emissions by Source
Transport 40%
Industry 17%
Waste 2%
Buildings 41%
Rio de Janeiro
Emissions Reduction Target
80%
Baseline: 2005
by 2050
I commit the City of Rio de Janeiro to deliver a GHG emissions neutral city by 2050.
I commit the City of Rio de Janeiro to begin implementing a climate action plan before 2020.
Emissions by Source
Transport 41%
Stationary 46%
Waste 13%
San Francisco
Emissions Reduction Target
NET 0
Baseline: 1990
By 2050
Emissions Reduction
30%
Since: 1990
Economic Growth
110%
Since: 1990
Emissions by Source
Transport 46%
Landfill Organics 5%
Buildings 46%
Municipal 2%
Other 1%
Seattle
Emissions Reduction Target
100%
Baseline: 2008
By 2050
Emissions Reduction
6%
Since: 2008
Economic Growth
22%
Since: 2008
Emissions by Source
Transport 66%
Waste 2%
Buildings 32%
Stockholm
Emissions Reduction Target
100%
Baseline: 2005
By 2040
Emissions Reduction
25%
Since: 2005
Economic Growth
37%
Since: 2005
Emissions by Source
Electricity/Energy 17%
Transport 47%
Buildings 36%
Sydney
Emissions Reduction Target
100%
Baseline: 2006
By 2050
Emissions Reduction
19%
Since: 2006
Economic Growth
37%
Since: 2006
Emissions by Source
Electricity/Energy 78%
Transport 13%
Waste 9%
Toronto
Emissions Reduction Target
80%
Baseline: 1990
by 2050
Emissions Reduction
24%
Since: 1990
Economic Growth
36%
Since: 1990
Emissions by Source
Transport 33%
Industry 6%
Waste 19%
Buildings 42%
Vancouver
Emissions Reduction Target
80%
Baseline: 2007
By 2050
Emissions Reduction
11%
Baseline: (2007) to 2016
Economic Growth
26%
Baseline: (2007) to 2016
Emissions by Source
Transport 41%
Waste 4%
Buildings 55%
2016
Washington, DC
Emissions Reduction Target
100%
Baseline: 2006
By 2050
Emissions Reduction
24%
Since: 2006
Economic Growth
14%
Since: 2006
Emissions by Source
Transport 22%
Waste 3%
Buildings 75%
Yokohama
Emissions Reduction Target
80%
Baseline: 2005
By 2050
Emissions Reduction
4.3%
Since: 2005
Economic Growth
Emissions by Source
Electricity/Energy 22%
Transport 19%
Industry 12%
Waste 3%
Buildings 44%
European mayors urge wider political push to step up climate action
Mayors stressed the urgency for all levels of government to move faster in line with a UN report on ways the world can keep warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius
European cities are seeking greater recognition and support for their pioneering efforts to tackle climate change, both from national governments and the European Union, mayors leading the charge said on Wednesday.
Barcelona Mayor Ada Colau urged all political parties with candidates standing for the European Parliament next May to outline how they plan to help curb global warming.
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