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Mobilité Durable Quiz
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Mobilité Durable Quiz
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A sustainable transport system:
2
Pollutes air, soil and water
Is technologically impossible
Uses renewable energy sources
Is economically and financially unfeasible
To improve people’s quality of life, it is necessary to:
2
Reduce the efficiency of public transports
Increase the number of cars on the road
Reduce the emission of pollutants
Increase the number of car parks
The main challenge for sustainable mobility is related to:
2
depopulation
Excessive use of individual transport
Absence of bicycle paths
Lack of parking in rural areas
Vancouver (Canada) is one of the most sustainable cities from the point of view of mobility because:
2
More than 50% of energy comes from renewable sources
More than 90% of energy comes from renewable sources
About 10% of energy comes from renewable sources
To promote decarbonisation, it is necessary that the choice of fuels guarantees:
2
The increase in carbon footprint over time
Moderate increase in the carbon footprint as soon as possible
Stabilization of the carbon footprint over time
Reducing / stabilizing the carbon footprint over time
Biofuels can be considered environmentally friendly because they allow:
2
Consume little energy and are based on intensive crops
Increasing biological diversity and food habitats
Reduce dependence on fossil fuels
Contribute to minimizing deforestation
The transport sector accounts for around 25% of greenhouse gas emissions and:
2
90% of total consumption of oil and petroleum products
75% of total consumption of oil and petroleum products
Without any repercussions on the consumption of oil and its products
50% of total consumption of oil and petroleum products
In order to comply with the Paris Agreement, fossil fuel generation must be halved until:
2
2050 and low carbon sources should double
2050 and low carbon sources should triple
2050 and low carbon sources should quadruple
2050 and low carbon sources should be kept
The biggest “polluter” on the planet is:
2
USA
India
Portugal
China
If you want to arrive to the Teide peak you will need to go into:
2
a helicopter
a plane
by foot
a cable car
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