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Stockholm, which has one of the most advanced networks of [[cycling]] paths in the world, with over 4,000 km of bicycle lanes per 1,000 sq. km., named as ‘[[Europe]]’s best city for commuters’, May 28 <ref>[http://ec.europa.eu/environment/europeangreencapital/best-city-for-commuters/index.html European Green Capital]</ref> | |||
Sweden one of three European Union member countries that have already met their renewable energy goals for 2020, with 51 percent of its energy coming from renewables, March 12 <ref>[http://www.climatecentral.org/news/three-eu-countries-hit-2020-renewable-benchmarks-early-17167 Climate Central]</ref> | Sweden one of three European Union member countries that have already met their renewable energy goals for 2020, with 51 percent of its energy coming from renewables, March 12 <ref>[http://www.climatecentral.org/news/three-eu-countries-hit-2020-renewable-benchmarks-early-17167 Climate Central]</ref> | ||
Umeå launch green parking scheme, February 6 <ref>[http://ec.europa.eu/environment/europeangreencapital/umea-green-parking-scheme/ European Green Capital] </ref> | Umeå launch green parking scheme, February 6 <ref>[http://ec.europa.eu/environment/europeangreencapital/umea-green-parking-scheme/ European Green Capital]</ref> | ||
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Sustainability initiatives
Initiatives by topic
Climate action
wikipedia:Climate change in Sweden
Cycling
Critical Mass bicycle rides in Sweden
Green purchasing
Wikipedia: Fairtrade settlements in Sweden
Low carbon communities
wikipedia:Making Sweden an Oil-Free Society
Open spaces
wikipedia:List of national parks of Sweden
Sustainable energy
Wikipedia: Sweden, Renewable energy
Trees, woodland and forest
Sweden is covered by 53.1% forest.[1]
Urban sustainability
Augustenborg’s Botanical Roof Garden
Interwiki links
Wikipedia: Sweden
References