16 Romanian cities have signed up to become climate neutral and an international jury will select ten of them.
Gabriel Neagu
Current Affairs
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The M100 project has attracted 16 cities in Romania, with more than 50,000 inhabitants, in the competition to become climate neutral. The ten cities to be selected by an international jury will receive support in implementing climate neutral action plans. This project is funded by EEA and Norwegian grants.
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16 oraşe din România au intrat oficial în cursa pentru a deveni neutre climatic. Zece dintre acestea vor fi selectate de un juriu internaţional
LISTA 16 orașe din România au intrat oficial în cursa pentru a deveni neutre climatic. Zece dintre acestea vor fi selectate de un juriu internațional
16 oraşe din România vor să devină neutre climatic până în 2030. S-au înscris Reşiţa şi Bârlad dar lipsesc Cluj sau Sibiu
Lista celor 16 oraşe din România care au intrat oficial în cursa pentru a deveni neutre climatic - Proiect M100 - Economica.net
Orașele din România se luptă pentru neutralitate climatică până în 2030. S-au înscris 16 pe listă
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