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City Hall: Over 50% of Bucharest's pollution comes from buildings and residences

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Bogdan Dragnea, Climate Neutrality Officer of the Capital City Hall, stated that over 50% of Bucharest's pollution comes from buildings and homes, especially from the way we heat and light our houses. The City Hall announced a climate plan aimed at drastically reducing emissions and improving air quality. Dragnea emphasizes that reducing energy consumption is essential for decreasing pollution.

The municipality's plan, called the "climate contract," aims for an 80% reduction in emissions by 2035, including measures such as modernizing buildings for energy efficiency, electrifying public transport, and creating pedestrian zones. Authorities expect mixed reactions, but they are confident that people will appreciate the long-term benefits of these measures.

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Peste 50% din poluarea Capitalei vine din blocuri și locuințe. Primăria promite schimbări. „Dacă pui gazon, n-ai făcut nimic”

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