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Lisbon's iconic old trams helping Portugal fight climate change

Video Credit: Euronews English - Duration: 02:14s - Published
Lisbon's iconic old trams helping Portugal fight climate change

Lisbon's iconic old trams helping Portugal fight climate change

Lisbon is looking to curb carbon emissions and reach its 2050 EU climate-neutrality targets.

One answer may be in 'eléctricos', Lisbon's 1920's iconic yellow trams.


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