With almost 70% of the world’s population expected to be living in cities by 2050, dealing with urban waste is one of the major challenges facing us today. Copenhagen's iconic Copenhill facility combines a clean waste to energy plant with an outdoor recreational space, including a dry ski-slope - a landmark that embodies the city's 2025 net-zero emissions target; the world’s most ambitious climate goal. Find out more at https://www.copenhill.dk/en
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RE:TV Recurring Energy
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RE:TV Refining Solar
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RE:TV Revitalizing Cities - Medellin
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