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2014 - Cities Emissions Reduction Activities

Row numberCity NameAccount NoCountryCity Short NameC40Reporting YearEmissions Reduction ActivitySector of ActivitySub-sector of ActivityAnticipated Emissions Reduction Over Lifetime (metric tonnes CO2e)Activity DescriptionCity LocationCountry Location
451City of Baltimore35853USABaltimore2014Urban Land Use > Brownfield redevelopment programsUrban Land UseBrownfield redevelopment programsBaltimore Development Corporation runs the brownfield redevelopment programs for the City of Baltimore(39.2903848°, -76.6121893°)(37.09024°, -95.712891°)
452Fafe50671PortugalFafe2014Other:Other(41.4508217°, -8.1728619°)(39.399872°, -8.224454°)
453City of Amsterdam31148NetherlandsAmsterdamC402014Finance > Carbon finance capacity buildingFinanceCarbon finance capacity buildingdeveloping new green finance instruments together with finance sector.(52.3702157°, 4.8951679°)(52.132633°, 5.291266°)
454City of Los Angeles10894USALos AngelesC402014Transport > Improve fuel economy and reduce CO2 from motorized vehiclesTransportImprove fuel economy and reduce CO2 from motorized vehiclesTraffic Signal & Automated Traffic Surveillance Control (ATSAC) The City of Los Angeles has completed the update of its Automated Traffic Surveillance and Control system as of early 2013, reducing CO2 emissions by approximately 1 million metric tons. Upon its completion, this system synchronized 100% of the traffic signals in Los Angeles (4,398 signals) which decreases the amount of time people spend waiting at red lights. In turn, this improves the City’s air quality and lowers greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions because cars spend less time idling at intersections.(34.0522342°, -118.2436849°)(37.09024°, -95.712891°)
455City of Las Vegas10495USALas Vegas2014Energy Demand in Buildings > Energy efficiency/retrofit measuresEnergy Demand in BuildingsEnergy efficiency/retrofit measuresEnergy efficiency and retrofits are supported at the residential and commercial level by the state's Home Performance with ENERGY STAR program and through utility based rebate programs that can claim energy efficiency toward the state's renewable portfolio standard. A commercial program is als under development(36.1699412°, -115.1398296°)(37.09024°, -95.712891°)
456City of Las Vegas10495USALas Vegas2014Energy Demand in Buildings > Switching to low-carbon fuelsEnergy Demand in BuildingsSwitching to low-carbon fuelsNearly 100% of the City’s vehicle fleet runs on alternative fuels and includes four electric and plug-in hybrid electric vehicles; the City also installed public electric vehicle charging stations at six City facilities. Other public and private sector organizations, including the region's transit agency and the resort industry use biodiesels, ethanol blends, CNG, and hybrid fuel types in their bus/fleet operations.(36.1699412°, -115.1398296°)(37.09024°, -95.712891°)
457City of San Francisco31182USASan FranciscoC402014Urban Land Use > Greenspace and/or bio-diversity preservation and expansionUrban Land UseGreenspace and/or bio-diversity preservation and expansion15594Increase the urban forest by 700,000 trees by 2030 by planting 50,000 trees each year from 2017-2030.(37.7749295°, -122.4194155°)(37.09024°, -95.712891°)
458City of Baltimore35853USABaltimore2014Other: promoting cool roofsOtherpromoting cool roofs6930ESS 1.I Promote cool roof installations and other roofi ng technologies Through additional funding, the City will be initializing a cool roof outreach program in 2013. Weatherization office currently has installed coo roofs on some properties and will continue this effort.(39.2903848°, -76.6121893°)(37.09024°, -95.712891°)
459City of St Louis35393USASt. Louis2014Other: Improve air qualityOtherImprove air qualityClean Air: passed a no idling ordinance to protect citizens’ air and reduce emissions.(38.6270025°, -90.1994042°)(37.09024°, -95.712891°)
460City of Seattle16581USASeattleC402014Energy Demand in Buildings > Energy efficiency/retrofit measuresEnergy Demand in BuildingsEnergy efficiency/retrofit measuresCommunity Power Works: Community Power Works (CPW) is a three-year initiative that will provide innovative incentives to spur building retrofits. The City of Seattle is the prime sponsor of Community Power Works, and was awarded a $20 million Better Buildings grant from the U.S. Department of Energy to achieve deep energy efficiencies within a target area in Central and South Seattle. In the residential sector, Community Power Works will provide a suite of new and existing tools to catalyze home energy retrofits, including: (i) a Carbon Reduction Incentive Fund; (ii) a revolving loan fund; (iii) Seattle City Light pilot residential incentives; (iv) Energy Performance Score home energy audit subsidies; and (v) Puget Sound Energy residential incentives. To date, The CPW Residential program has offered 910 homeowners have applied to be part of the CPW for Home program. 732 homeowners have completed a home energy assessment. 125 homeowners have either completed energy upgrades to their home or have upgrades in progress, including 18 homeowners who completed their work through HomeWise, the City of Seattle’s low-income housing retrofit program. CPW is partnering with HomeWise to upgrade 600 multifamily units; 145 have already been upgraded. Commercial Sector: CPW for Commercial aims to complete energy efficiency upgrades to 675,000 square feet in the Large Commercial, Hospital, and Small Business sectors. Powerful Neighborhoods: Partnership with community groups to do community outreach and provide direct install of CFLs and distribution of water efficient showerhead and aerators.(47.6062095°, -122.3320708°)(37.09024°, -95.712891°)
461City of Boston35268USABostonC402014Finance > Carbon finance capacity buildingFinanceCarbon finance capacity buildingRenew Boston is actively exploring innovative methods to increase financing opportunities for energy efficiency and other energy measures.(42.3584308°, -71.0597732°)(37.09024°, -95.712891°)
462Ciudad de Mendoza50357ArgentinaMendoza2014Transport > Awareness and education for non-motorized transportTransportAwareness and education for non-motorized transportThe municipality has a program of weekly walks bikeway system in which the bicycle is provided during the weekends in order to promote its use.(-32.890183°, -68.8440498°)(-38.416097°, -63.616672°)
463City of Amsterdam31148NetherlandsAmsterdamC402014Other: Waste > Waste to energyOtherWaste > Waste to energyWaste and energy plant of Amsterdam has the highest electrical efficiency of more than 30%.(52.3702157°, 4.8951679°)(52.132633°, 5.291266°)
464City of Baltimore35853USABaltimore2014Energy Demand in Buildings > Building Codes and StandardsEnergy Demand in BuildingsBuilding Codes and StandardsStreamline and standardize permitting for renewable energy installations(39.2903848°, -76.6121893°)(37.09024°, -95.712891°)
465City of Paris31175FranceParisC402014Water > Water metering and billingWaterWater metering and billing150000Operation led by Eau de Paris (drinking water supplier and producer company owned by the municipality) to aware citizens about water treasure(48.856614°, 2.3522219°)(46.227638°, 2.213749°)
466City of Chicago3203USAChicagoC402014Energy Demand in Buildings > Building performance rating and reportingEnergy Demand in BuildingsBuilding performance rating and reportingGreen Building Certification: In 2013: With over 450 completed Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) projects, Chicago leads as U.S. city with the most LEED-certifications, more than twice as many projects as the first runner up.(41.8781136°, -87.6297982°)(37.09024°, -95.712891°)
467City of Chicago3203USAChicagoC402014Other: Waste > Waste prevention policies or programsOtherWaste > Waste prevention policies or programsIn 2013 through the City’s construction and demolition debris ordinance, the City has been reducing 91% of debris that would have otherwise been sent to landfill, greatly impacting Chicago’s waste stream sent to landfills.(41.8781136°, -87.6297982°)(37.09024°, -95.712891°)
468City of Sydney31114AustraliaSydneyC402014Energy Demand in Buildings > Energy efficiency/retrofit measuresEnergy Demand in BuildingsEnergy efficiency/retrofit measuresThe Smart Green Business Program, run in partnership with Sydney Water assists non-office based businesses in the local government area to improve environmental performance. During the first four years (to June 2013) the program assisted 366 small to medium sized businesses. Phase III of this program commenced in July 2013 to support medium to large non-office based businesses with an initial focus on the accommodation sector. The program provides hands on sustainability advice and implementation support for water and waste reduction and provides referral to State energy efficiency programs. CitySwitch Green Office is a national office tenant energy efficiency program run in partnership with the cities of Sydney, North Sydney, Parramatta, Willoughby, Ryde, Adelaide, Perth, Melbourne and the national partner: Net Balance Foundation. The program is also supported by the NABERS national administrator: the Office of Environment and Heritage (NSW). The City of Sydney is the national administrator. The program provides advice, resources and recognition to participants who commit to achieving highly energy efficient offices as measured by the NABERS Energy rating system. CitySwitch Green Office aspirational targets are that by June 2015 the program will have engaged with more than 20 per cent of commercial office space in participating Council areas, being 3.27 million square meters, more than 650 tenancies and annual CO2 reduction of 163,000 tonnes.(-33.8674869°, 151.2069902°)(-25.274398°, 133.775136°)
469Ayuntamiento de Madrid31171SpainMadridC402014Energy Demand in Buildings > Energy efficiency/retrofit measuresEnergy Demand in BuildingsEnergy efficiency/retrofit measuresR+D Funded projects in municipal public housing(40.1076253°, -3.3875673°)(40.463667°, -3.74922°)
470Jecheon City51246South KoreaJecheon2014Energy Demand in Buildings > Energy efficiency/retrofit measuresEnergy Demand in BuildingsEnergy efficiency/retrofit measures(37.1325821°, 128.1909481°)(35.907757°, 127.766922°)
471City of Stockholm3429SwedenStockholmC402014Urban Land Use > Brownfield redevelopment programsUrban Land UseBrownfield redevelopment programsIndustrial areas converted to residential areas. In several cases in to eco district.(59.3293235°, 18.0685808°)(60.128161°, 18.643501°)
472City of Seattle16581USASeattleC402014Other: Urban Land Use > Compact citiesOtherUrban Land Use > Compact citiesCompact Cities is a requirement guiding development in the City of Seattle Comprehensive Plan.(47.6062095°, -122.3320708°)(37.09024°, -95.712891°)
473City of Oslo14088NorwayOsloC402014Other: Public procurement > Encourage low carbon productsOtherPublic procurement > Encourage low carbon productsOslo's City Environmental Policy mandates purchasing "green electricity" for supply to government operations. Oslo has in 2011 and 2012 commissioned a city wide climate emissions inventory for government operations (Klimakost). The inventory is a first step toward reducing embodied emissions in municipal procurement.(59.9138688°, 10.7522454°)(60.472024°, 8.468946°)
474City of Chicago3203USAChicagoC402014Urban Land Use > Urban agricultureUrban Land UseUrban agricultureTo focus on eliminating food deserts, the City passed a 2011 ordinance to increases community garden plot sizes to 25,000 square feet and permits sales in residential areas. With a focus on removing barriers, the City hopes to encourage community garden uptake. As part of the Green and Healthy Chicago Neighborhoods initiative approved by the Chicago Plan Commission in March 2014, a Large Lots pilot program will allow qualifying residents and nonprofits to buy city-owned vacant lots for $1 in the Englewood neighborhood on the South Side. Hundreds of lots are available for purchase by residents living adjascent to the vacant land, where they are encouraged to open community gardens or expand their homes, investing in neighborhoods struggling with blight.(41.8781136°, -87.6297982°)(37.09024°, -95.712891°)
475Jangseong county48533South KoreaJangseong2014Public Procurement > Encourage sustainable food production and consumptionPublic ProcurementEncourage sustainable food production and consumption(35.3018333°, 126.7848541°)(35.907757°, 127.766922°)
476City of Porto46514PortugalPorto2014Other: TransportOtherTransport27000Increasing the energy efficiency of transport systems(41.1579438°, -8.6291053°)(39.399872°, -8.224454°)
477City of San Francisco31182USASan FranciscoC402014Energy Demand in Buildings > Building Codes and StandardsEnergy Demand in BuildingsBuilding Codes and Standards49620Enforce the Green Building Code for new developments, achieving 20% greater efficiency than California Title 24.(37.7749295°, -122.4194155°)(37.09024°, -95.712891°)
478City of Warsaw31185PolandWarsawC402014Transport > Improve fuel economy and reduce CO2 from motorized vehiclesTransportImprove fuel economy and reduce CO2 from motorized vehiclesWarsaw is undertaking actions to support public transport in the city, such as implementing bus-only lanes, purchase and use of more environment-friendly vehicles (like 273 modern buses) and limiting access of private cars to the inner city by extending pay parking areas. There is a strong support of the policy makers to promote public transport and EU funding enables large investments in the infrastructure. Warsaw also supports and expands the city’s public rail system, like trams, metro and Rapid City Train. A traffic management system at junctions has been installed for trams and a second metro line is under construction. In recent years the city purchased 23 units for the Rapid City Train, 261 trams with capability of recovering energy from braking and 35 6-coach metro sets. We encourage car drivers to use public transport, which has a share of nearly 60% in the modal split, out of which more than 50% of are done by electric transport: railways, trams and metro. Warsaw is also a Polish leader as to alternative fuels/propulsions. The City is a member of the “E-Mobil” Cluster, which acts in this field. The municipal bus company operates 4 hybrid buses and recently purchased 35 LNG buses, while the tender for 10 electric buses is in progress. The plan for year 2020 includes as many as 130 e-buses. The City introduced as well a very successful city bike system Veturilo (125 stations with 2100 bikes). There are also plans to create on this basis in future a car-sharing scheme with electric cars.(52.2296756°, 21.0122287°)(51.919438°, 19.145136°)
479Addis Ababa City Administration31146EthiopiaAddis AbabaC402014Outdoor Lighting > Solar powered lightsOutdoor LightingSolar powered lightsusing solar energy.(9.0342453°, 38.7636287°)(9.145°, 40.489673°)
480City of Las Vegas10495USALas Vegas2014Energy Supply > SMART GridEnergy Demand in BuildingsSMART GridThe state's investor owned electric utility received grant money to deploy smart meters at its commercial and residential account locations. Nearly 100% of the residential program has been deployed, and more than 75% of the commercial program has been rolled out.(36.1699412°, -115.1398296°)(37.09024°, -95.712891°)
481Comune di Piacenza36495ItalyPiacenza2014Other:OtherPromotion of ISO 14001, ISO 16001 and EMAS The action provides for disclosure of environmental certification systems (ISO 14001, ISO 16001, EMAS) between companies operating in the service sector and manufacturing. Municipal incentives payable may consist of the following: - Discount rate on Waste; - Municipal Property Tax Act discount.(45.0519969°, 9.6926451°)(41.87194°, 12.56738°)
482City of Baltimore35853USABaltimore2014Other: Finance > ESCO financingOtherFinance > ESCO financingThe City currently engages in ESCO contracts for retrofits on city-owned buildings.(39.2903848°, -76.6121893°)(37.09024°, -95.712891°)
483Fafe50671PortugalFafe2014Waste > Improve the efficiency of waste collectionWasteImprove the efficiency of waste collection(41.4508217°, -8.1728619°)(39.399872°, -8.224454°)
484Mokpo city48534South KoreaMokpo2014Transport > Improve the accessibility to public transit systemsTransportImprove the accessibility to public transit systems(34.8118351°, 126.3921664°)(35.907757°, 127.766922°)
485Chuncheon city50713KoreaChuncheon2014Urban Land Use > Urban agricultureUrban Land UseUrban agriculture85051(37.8813153°, 127.7299707°)(35.907757°, 127.766922°)
486Municipality of Belo Horizonte35848BrazilBelo Horizonte2014Water > Water metering and billingWaterWater metering and billing(38.5198325°, -8.8695345°)(-14.235004°, -51.92528°)
487Tokyo Metropolitan Government31111JapanTokyoC402014Other: Transport > Improve fuel economy and reduce CO2 from bus and/or light rail operationsOtherTransport > Improve fuel economy and reduce CO2 from bus and/or light rail operationsPromotion of the utilization of biomass fuel The use of biomass fuel produced from organically derived resources is advancing worldwide as a global warming measure. In 2007, TMG took the initiative in introducing biodiesel fuel to Tokyo Metropolian Bus and implimented demonstration operation of Tokyo metropolitam bus in using hydrogenated biodiesel fuel Additionally, in FY 2010, TMG promotes CO2 emission reduction from vehicles, consideration of biomass fuel utilization, and other measures, including the implementation of experimental driving with Tokyo metropolian bus with next generation synthetic fuel consisting of a mixture of FTD fuel and hydrogenated biodiesel fuel.(35.6896342°, 139.6921007°)(36.204824°, 138.252924°)
488City of Chicago3203USAChicagoC402014Other: Sustainable Chicago 2015OtherSustainable Chicago 2015Every action outlined within Sustainable Chicago 2015 is driving greenhouse gas reductions in Chicago. Goal #22 of Sustainable Chicago 2015, “Reduce Carbon from All Sectors,” especially fits with the long-term emissions reductions that the Chicago Climate Action Plan set in place. Sustainable Chicago 2015 states that all of its goals and actions within the roadmap will have a positive impact in reducing greenhouse gas emissions. From energy efficiency to recycling, Chicago’s future sustainability investments will address climate change. The challenge of global climate requires partnerships across the city and throughout the world. Chicago will do its part to lead, follow, and collaborate with others to meet this challenge. Key actions: Report updates on carbon emissions. Partner with universities to use Chicago as a laboratory for climate research and data gathering. Increase community engagement to make Chicago more sustainable. All other seven areas, (for which, the categories include: (1) Economic Development and Job Creation; (2) Energy Efficiency and Clean Energy; (3) Transportation Options; (4) Water and Wastewater; (5) Parks, Open Space and Healthy Food; (6) Waste and Recycling; and, (7) Climate Change), and 24 goals of the Sustainable Chicago 2015 provide guidelines toward short term action on the Chicago Climate Action Plan 2020 greenhouse gas reduction goals outlined within this section below.(41.8781136°, -87.6297982°)(37.09024°, -95.712891°)
489City of Seattle16581USASeattleC402014Transport > Transportation demand managementTransportTransportation demand managementThe City works with large employers to promote alternatives to driving alone and uses grant funds to provide additional incentives to reduce fares for transit use through the city Commute Trip Reduction program.(47.6062095°, -122.3320708°)(37.09024°, -95.712891°)
490City of Oslo14088NorwayOsloC402014Energy Demand in Buildings > Renewable on-Site energy generationEnergy Demand in BuildingsRenewable on-Site energy generationSubsidized by the Oslo Climate and Energy Fund and encouraged in the programme "FutureBuilt" which encourages pilot projects demonstrating low carbon building and area development.(59.9138688°, 10.7522454°)(60.472024°, 8.468946°)
491Stadt Zürich35449SwitzerlandZurich2014Energy Demand in Buildings > Renewable on-Site energy generationEnergy Demand in BuildingsRenewable on-Site energy generationSolar thermal: In 2011 the extension of solar thermal collectors was around 1500 m2. This corresponds to a factor of 1.5 in comparison to the mean value of the last 10 years.(47.3686498°, 8.5391825°)(46.818188°, 8.227512°)
492City of Copenhagen31009DenmarkCopenhagenC402014Energy Supply > Low or zero carbon energy supply generationEnergy Demand in BuildingsLow or zero carbon energy supply generation393000Biomass and peak load(55.6760968°, 12.5683371°)(56.26392°, 9.501785°)
493City of Atlanta1093USAAtlanta2014Energy Demand in Buildings > Renewable on-Site energy generationEnergy Demand in BuildingsRenewable on-Site energy generationThe local utility provider, Georgia Power, has recently released the Advanced Solar Initiative to install 210MW of solar energy by 2015. A portion of that will be in the City of Atlanta.(33.7489954°, -84.3879824°)(37.09024°, -95.712891°)
494City of Miami35870USAMiami2014Other: Education > climate change-focused curriculumOtherEducation > climate change-focused curriculumThe City has performed a variety of outreach programs and projects designed to educate the population of sustainability and climate change related issues. Information on the topic has been diseminated via; public tree giveaways, urban forestry education programs for schools, home energy saver workshops, a large scale sustainability and climate change focused conference and tradeshow - 'Gateway to Green' (http://www.miamigov.com/msi/pages/GatewayToGreen/default.asp), and via several other outreach events. Additionally, in the October 2012, the City formally opened the Miami Green Lab. The Miami Green Lab is a community green resource center and green job incubator, providing a variety of training, education and certification programs. Miami Green Lab also aims to promote the awareness of energy-efficiency, climate change and sustainability efforts at a community level including for schools and interested residents, and to increase the awareness of sustainable products, technologies and services through demonstration. The Green Lab will be a unique and extremely beneficial resource for the local economy and job market. The completed facility is a former City of Miami fire station renovated to LEED Gold standards and features energy-efficient lighting and HVAC systems, solar hot-water heating, rainwater harvesting, recycled building materials, bicycle racks and xeriscaping amongst other green features. The building also features a 1,200 square foot training/meeting space. Lastly through its Office of Sustainable Initiatives, the City hosts a quarterly meeting of the Miami Green Commission whose members include residents, non-profit organization and private sector entities. Miami Green Commission meetings provide updates and information on the City's efforts to promote sustainability and to address climate change related issues.(25.7890972°, -80.2040435°)(37.09024°, -95.712891°)
495City of Buenos Aires31155ArgentinaBuenos AiresC402014Transport > Improve bus infrastructure, services, and operationsTransportImprove bus infrastructure, services, and operationsBRT (Bus Rapid Transit) uses dedicated bus lanes, fewer stops, time-saving technologies, and additional efficiency measures to make bus travel fast, reliable, and effective. The first BRT lane was inaugurated on 2011 and it is 12,5km long. Currently, the network is 38.5km long, with the inauguration of two new corridors: 9 de Julio Avenue (3 km) and South corridor (22.5 km). Besides the benefits regarding GHG emission reduction, these excusive bus lanes has an effect on urban noise pollution reduction as a consequence of an improvement in the traffic management (or in the vehicular system)(-34.6037232°, -58.3815931°)(-38.416097°, -63.616672°)
496Government of Hong Kong Special Administrative Region31169Hong KongHong KongC402014Other: Promoting the Use of BiodieselOtherPromoting the Use of Biodiesel(a) The Government has announced in 2007 a standing policy to make use of biodiesel as motor vehicle fuel duty-free. We have also established the statutory product requirements for biodiesel used by motor vehicles under the Air Pollution Control (Motor Vehicle Fuel) (Amendment) Regulation.(22.2880809°, 114.1398015°)(22.396428°, 114.109497°)
497City of Chicago3203USAChicagoC402014Energy Demand in Buildings > Energy efficiency/retrofit measuresEnergy Demand in BuildingsEnergy efficiency/retrofit measuresFrom its 2008 launch through 2010, Chicago has achieved the following toward its Chicago Climate Action Plan goals: 1. For its Energy Efficient Buildings strategy, Chicago has: Retrofitted 19,694 homes and 620 businesses; Saved 54,000 MTCO2e and over $5 million in energy costs with the Green Office Challenge, www.chicagogreenofficechallenge.org; and, Recycled 30,540 appliances, resulting in ~$5.0 million saved, 52,190 MWh conserved, and 0.087 MMTCO2e mitigated.(41.8781136°, -87.6297982°)(37.09024°, -95.712891°)
498City of Seattle16581USASeattleC402014Other: Energy Demand in Buildings > Building codes and standardsOtherEnergy Demand in Buildings > Building codes and standardsSeattle is a national leader in the efficiency and renewable standards set in the energy code. The 2012 Energy Code includes options for a prescriptive or a performance path to energy code compliance. Downtown zoning legislation has incorporated a LEED incentive into updated rules for the central office core and adjoining areas, including Denny Triangle and a portion of Belltown. These changes provide greater heights and/or greater maximum floor area for commercial and residential buildings. City of Seattle's Department of Planning & Development offers a suite of green permitting incentives aimed at streamlining permitting for applicants pursuing sustainable development projects.(47.6062095°, -122.3320708°)(37.09024°, -95.712891°)
499City of Amsterdam31148NetherlandsAmsterdamC402014Transport > Improve the efficiency of freight systemsTransportImprove the efficiency of freight systemsseveral pilots in inner city. Now in phase of upscaling.(52.3702157°, 4.8951679°)(52.132633°, 5.291266°)
500City of Buenos Aires31155ArgentinaBuenos AiresC402014Other: Finance - Clean technologyOtherFinance - Clean technologyBearing in mind the benefits of a city with less private cars and more bicycles, regarding travel time, air quality, population health, among others, the city counts with zero interest rate loans for bike purchase.(-34.6037232°, -58.3815931°)(-38.416097°, -63.616672°)

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Catalog of actions to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in cities, as reported by city governments participating in CDP in 2014. Activities are tagged by sector and cities provide detailed descriptions of each activity. Some cities also provide estimates of the total anticipated lifetime emissions that will be reduced from each activity.

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