Mobility

3 surprising reasons why cities are struggling to slash emissions

We need a standardised approach for accounting and reporting the carbon emission intensity of urban mobility in cities. Image: REUTERS/Nick Carey.

Adam Gromis
Public Policy Manager, Sustainability & Environmental Impact, Uber Technologies
Maya Ben Dror
Industry Manager, Automotive and New Mobility, World Economic Forum Geneva
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Principles for Reporting Emissions from Urban Mobility. Source: The World Economic Forum.
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