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April 2012
Global miljöpåverkan och lokala fotavtryck - analys av fyra svenska kommuners totala konsumtion
The report argues that Swedish consumption patterns are unsustainable, requiring resources equivalent to 3.25 Earths if adopted globally. Using the Resources and Energy Analysis Programme (REAP), it demonstrates that consumption-based greenhouse gas emissions in Sweden are approximately 90% higher than official national statistics. Analysis of four cities shows that Stockholm has the highest environmental footprint, while all four exceed the per capita emission levels required to meet the 2-degree global warming target.
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Themes: greenhouse gas emissions climate justice carbon footprint sustainable consumption
Stockholm Environment Institute
Document type: Report
Regions: Sweden Stockholm Municipality Gothenburg Municipality Linköping Municipality Malmö Municipality

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