Myth : Rural areas have a low carbon footprint

Rural communities often have higher carbon footprints than their urban counterparts as well as significant quality of air issues. This is due to a number of factors: the need to drive longer distances, a lack of energy choice leading to the use of polluting fuels (coal, heating oil, wood), and the agricultural output of greenhouse gases

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Welcome to the FREE Resource Centre. We have gathered as much material as possible on rural communities’ energy needs, energy policy and energy solutions. This will be updated regularly.

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