L R AS Published on Thursday 22 September 2016 - n° 161 - Categories:Californie-Etats Am

Los Angeles veut passer à 100 % d'énergies renouvelables

   La ville de Los Angeles (Californie) a décidé de passer aux 100 % énergies renouvelables. C'est la 17ème ville à avoir annoncé un tel objectif. C'est à très long terme puisque pour 2025, l'élimination complète du charbon aura dû être réalisée, et pour 2030, l'objectif est de parvenir à 50 % d'énergies renouvelables
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