Turkey's Transportation More Dirty By EU
26.05.2010 Radikal
ANKARA - After long conversations, the situation related to the greenhouse directory of Turkey, which is signed the Kyoto Protocol. According to the response to the Minister of Transport Binali Yıldırım peer question:
]] [[T]]* Turkey's carbon dioxide increased 71 percent of the energy sector by 1990 in 2007. [[[T]] [[* In 2007, the total greenhouse gas emissions of Turkey was 373 million tons of CO2. 17 percent of this is that 52 million tons are only sourced from the transportation industry.
]* 84 percent of the emissions caused by the transportation industry ( 42.93 million tons) belongs to the road transportation. The airline with 6,06 million tons, followed by rail with 1.59 million tons, 0.42 million tons.
]* In the second airlines in transportation, Turkey has experienced an awesome increase. Airborne emissions in Turkey between 1997-2007 increased by 558 percent. The extruder in railways fell in contrast to improvements in lines.
* In 2007, the total greenhouse gas emissions of transportation was 52 million tons, while the EU average is 36 million tons. [
The Lightning, which also refer to the ways of solution, stated that some measures to be applied or applied to the reduction of CO2 emissions are as follows:
]]]]“The electric lines were increased in the railways. The current rail of 1800 km was rehabilitated. In 2003-2004, 320 thousand former vehicles were removed from the traffic and a 5 percent reduction was shown in the Engine. With more than 10-12 times more capacity than existing bridge, Marmaray will have 130 thousand 335 tons per year in greenhouse gas emissions Tags. The Marmara Sea was moved to a more friendly sea transportation with Ro-Ro and ferry applications. The cargo and passenger vehicles are produced in 1972 will be taken from traffic difficulties in two years. 25 percent discount for replacement of vehicles over 20 years. Less CO2 drones were included in the fleet in the airways. The metro, light rail system in cities, the bike will be expanded. It will be applied to promote alternative fuels.
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