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NOU 2006:18: A climate-friendly Norway
The Norwegian Commission on Low Emissions believes that it is necessary, feasible, and not prohibitively expensive to reduce Norway’s greenhouse gas emissions by two-thirds by 2050. Without undue self-sacrifice, Norway can become a climate-friendly country by the middle of this century. [ 4. oktober 2006 ]
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“Easy to be a low-emissions society”
CICERO: “Norway can easily reduce its emissions by two thirds within 2050. It doesn’t even have to be expensive if we start right now and reduce emissions gradually,” says Jørgen Randers, director of the Norwegian Commission on Low Emissions.
[ 19. oktober 2005 ]
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Norwegian Commission on Low Emissions
The main task of the Commission is to describe how Norway can significantly cut its emissions of greenhouse gases in the long term – a “national climate vision for 2050.” [ 19. september 2005 ]
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The Commission and its work in brief
The Norwegian Commission on Low Emissions was appointed by the Norwegian government on March 11, 2005. The Commission has been charged with the task of describing how Norway as a country can achieve significant reductions in emissions of greenhouse gases. [ 19. september 2005 ]
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Commission members and secretariat
The Norwegian Commission on Low Emissions has seven members. A secretariat of three part-time staff has been established to assist the Commission. [ 19. september 2005 ]
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