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Dubai plans emissions-free public transport by 2050

by  Reuters and ILH Staff
Published on  06-01-2021 11:58
Last modified: 06-01-2021 11:58
UAE top diplomat acknowledges visa restrictions on PakistanAFP/Karim Sahib

An aerial view of the Sheikh Zayed Road section of the E 11 highway in the Gulf emirate of Dubai | Photo: AFP/Karim Sahib

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Dubai plans to make public transport in the emirate emissions-free by 2050, the government's media office said on Monday.

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Dubai announced in 2015 a "Clean Energy Strategy" to produce 75% of its energy requirements from renewable resources by 2050.

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