Who leads de way towards a better urban mobility in Costa Rica? Lessons learnt from 20 years of stagnation
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https://doi.org/10.22458/urj.v11i1.2321Keywords:
Climate change, mitigation, greenhouse gases, sustainable transportation, air qualityAbstract
In Costa Rica, the transport sector is the main contributor of greenhouse gases. Here, I present a critical analysis of Costa Rica´s national policies and governance associated with urban mobility initiatives in the Great Metropolitan Area within a climate change context.
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