Some might call Hammarby Sjöstad in Stockholm a paradise of sustainable development. On a scale of one to ten for eco-friendly, this one's practically eleven. It's self-sufficient in energy. That and other features make it a model for European Union researchers, planners and politicians to study, within the context of climate change goals. Check out the integrated solar cells in the architecture, for example.
Speaking in this EU parliament programme are:
00.54 Varis BOKALDERS, Architect and Professor, Royal Institute of Technology, in English
01.38 Mikael LIND, Operation Manager, biogas plant, in English
02.17 Varis BOKALDERS, Architect and Professor, Royal Institute of Technology, in English
03.33 Cecilia MALMSTRÖM, Swedish Minister for EU Affairs, in English
04.27 MEP Guido SACCONI (PSE, IT), in Italian
05.04 MEP Karl-Heinz FLORENZ (PPE-DE, DE), in English
05.52 MEP Claude TURMES (Greens/EFA, LU), in French
06.34 MEP Anne FERREIRA (PSE, FR), in French
07.06 MEP Avril DOYLE (PPE-DE, IE), in English
( knock back for massons - Concrete = 7% global CO2 emissions )
1 ton of concrete = 1 ton of carbon ... Tax the builders.. 7% of ALL CO2 comes from building with concrete.
redrik09 10 months ago
Pretty cool
PrettyBrg 1 year ago
This is why I love Sweden! I'd love for Canada to become more like it!
priestpilot 1 year ago
*****
ubuibiok 2 years ago
Im blessed to live in sweden.
Tweak54 3 years ago
Aiuto! Help! Ayuda! Hilfe! Aide!
THE WORLD SAVE US FROM BERLUSCONI,
YOUTUBE is the last way!
Aiuto! Help! Ayuda! Hilfe! Aide!
maledettomoriarty 3 years ago