International coalition formed to boost green city planning

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Newly launched Coalition for Urban Transitions aims make the economic case for green city development

A new initiative is aiming to make the economic case for greener and more sustainable urban development by helping ministers around the world put city infrastructure investment "at the heart of their...

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