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Saturday, May 19, 2018
Van Gas Los by Radar Extra Documentaire: De Energietransitie Naar Duurzaamheid in Nederland
[ 21/05/2018; 17:00; ] Over dertig jaar zal geen enkel huis meer op het gas aangesloten zijn. Niemand zal nog in een diesel- of benzineauto rijden en elk gebouw is verwarmd en verlicht door middel van duurzame bronnen. Nederland heeft dus nog een lange weg te gaan om de klimaatdoelen te halen, aangezien onze CO2-uitstoot tegen die tijd dicht bij [...]
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