r/Green • u/webbs3 • Nov 19 '24

A 'crazy town looking to go fossil free': Sweden's wooden city that was green before Greta

https://www.bbc.com/travel/article/20241114-swedens-wooden-city-that-was-green-before-greta
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u/pickleer Nov 21 '24

I don't think the author understands combustion and CO2 emissions but interesting read. TL;DR: They still burn stufff to make things go but it's sustainable/waste biomass, not dead dinosaurs.

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u/ramakrishnasurathu Nov 29 '24

Wooden cities, green and free—Sweden's future is the place to be!