Carbon Neutrality in Finland: A Case Study

The video explores LTI, a Finnish city, on its path to becoming carbon neutral. Once a polluted industrial town, LTI has transformed over the years, earning the title of Europe's Green Capital. The Pelicans ice hockey team is part of this change, using renewable energy and biodiesel buses. Citywide efforts include cleaner public transport, recycling, and community engagement. Despite challenges, LTI aims to cut 80% of CO2 emissions and achieve carbon neutrality by 2028.

What was the initial state of the city before its transformation?

• A bustling tourist destination

• A polluted industrial town

• A quiet rural village

• A high-tech urban center

What sustainable practice is the local ice hockey team adopting?

• Using electric cars for travel

• Playing in a solar-powered arena

• Traveling on a biodiesel-fueled bus

• Using recycled materials for equipment

What major step did the city take to reduce its carbon emissions?

• Implementing a car-free zone

• Building wind farms

• Switching to solar power

• Eliminating coal usage

Which of the following is NOT a part of the city's public transport improvements?

• Electric buses

• Subway expansion

• Bike sharing

• Cycle paths

How has the local orchestra contributed to the city's sustainability efforts?

• By planting trees for every concert

• By using recycled instruments

• By tracking its carbon footprint

• By performing only during the day

What is one of the personal choices made by residents to support sustainability?

• Using public transport exclusively

• Eating more vegetarian food

• Avoiding all forms of travel

• Living in eco-friendly houses

What is the city's target for CO2 emission reduction?

• 64%

• 50%

• 80%

• 90%

By when does the city aim to achieve carbon neutrality?

• 2030

• 2025

• 2026-2028

• 2035

What is a significant challenge in changing residents' habits?

• Switching to electric vehicles

• Avoiding plastic products

• Steering away from petrol cars

• Reducing water usage

What is the ultimate goal of the city's sustainability efforts?

• To achieve carbon neutrality

• To increase population growth

• To become a tourist hotspot

• To be a model for other cities