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Nov 2023
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Ep. 291: No-go zone proposed for petrol ...

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Stockholm city council has drawn up plans to ban vehicles powered by fossil fuels from its downtown commercial area from the beginning of 2025. The aim is to reduce pollution but some opposition politicians think the strategy will make life difficult for residents. - L'amministrazione comunale di Stoccolma ha presentato un piano per impedire l'accesso alla z ... Show More
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