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Paris, Mexico City, Amsterdam, Zagreb Pledge To Cut Carbon Emissions 10% In Next Year For 10:10 Campaign

First Posted: 10/14/10 12:31 PM ET Updated: 05/25/11 07:00 PM ET

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guardian.co.uk:

Mexico City's taxis and Paris's city halls are about to become greener after four worldwide capitals signed up to the 10:10 climate campaign.

The mayors of Amsterdam, Zagreb, Paris and Mexico City announced this week that they intend to cut their cities' carbon emissions by 10% in the next year.

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Mexico City's taxis and Paris's city halls are about to become greener after four worldwide capitals signed up to the 10:10 climate campaign. The mayors of Amsterdam, Zagreb, Paris and Mexico City an...
Mexico City's taxis and Paris's city halls are about to become greener after four worldwide capitals signed up to the 10:10 climate campaign. The mayors of Amsterdam, Zagreb, Paris and Mexico City an...
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Ljilja
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02:55 PM on 10/18/2010
What about progressive cities in the US? Any takers?

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Kenz300
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12:56 PM on 10/17/2010
When will the party of NO see the light?

Will we ever be able to move beyond the big money in politics trying
to protect the oil and coal industry. They do not need protection.
Any transition to alternative energy will take a long, long time.
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Tracey Harrison
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07:57 PM on 10/14/2010
rep/baggers and assorted other deniers thanks for nothing. China for gods sake is ahead of the curve and the USA on this no brainer issue.
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11:46 AM on 10/17/2010
F & F ~ Could not agree more. The USA should be leaders in clean green energy but instead, we lag behind as you say. It's sickening. Doesn't it seem clear with the recent accidents and deaths from coal and oil that we should be embracing clean green energy with all our hearts? New green technology = new jobs = clean Earth = happy people ☮
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uglygnome
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11:52 AM on 10/14/2010
As Americans we must thank the rest of the world and hang our heads in shame at home
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