Zero transport emissions

The substantial grow of urban population is a call for cities to become more sustainable so as to meet their needs and reduce the environmental impacts of urbanization. One of the better way to achieve this is by employing sustainable eco-friendly urban technologies, which involves the use of innovative technologies and approaches to improve the sustainability of cities. These technologies may include renewable energy source, smart infrastructures, and urban farming. About half of the world‘s population are living in urban areas. These Cities are composed of energies with electricity and road interconnection. This development accounts for about 70% of the green house gas. One of the major largest emitters of CO2 is the transport sector and contributes to air pollution in urban areas. This air pollutant together with nitrous oxide contributes to global forming

Many countries are building eco friendly technologies in other to fight green house gas emissions. For example Bhutan has made it possible by replacing fossil dependent cars for electric cars. Alternatively, biofuels can also be used as a means to decarbonized carbon Another method  to consider is by changing our habit and doing more of walking for short distances, using bicycles, animals like camels horses and many other transportation animals as a means of transportation over long distances. This will help to decarbonizes potentials for land-based transport, on life cycle basis. In addition, accelerating the level of production of electric vehicles and share and the financing the companies involved in the production solar electric vehicles will help meet our global climate goals by 2050.

Mitigating, adapting and or placing carbonized transportation means with decarbonized transportation means will go a long way to meet zero transport emission by 2050.