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06.06 2023
Green transition trends and scenarios in Estonia

The deterioration of the environment and climate warming pose significant risks to the well-being of people in Estonia. In alignment with the European Union’s green transition, Estonia has committed to achieving climate neutrality by 2050. To achieve these goals, mere improvements in existing energy systems may not suffice and fundamental changes are required in how energy is supplied to the population, and in how people move around, eat and live. 

Summary, Green Transition Scenarios in Estonia
10.02 2023
The average environmental footprint of residents of Estonia and Europe

The average environmental footprint of residents of Estonia was found in 2019 to be 3.8 times the limit that the Earth can tolerate, which was higher than the average of 2.9 for residents of Europe. The environmental footprint of average household member in Estonia is bigger than that of European residents from electricity, heating, food and purchases of household appliances, while the environmental footprint from transport was smaller than the European average.

Short report, Green Transition Scenarios in Estonia
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