Europe's greenest city? Kicking fossil fuel in Sweden

The video discusses environmental concerns, starting with solar panels and climate change. It highlights the transformation of a polluted lake into a clean one, thanks to environmental efforts. The video then explains how bioenergy from wood chips is used for heating and electricity in a city, replacing traditional boilers. It also covers the push for cleaner vehicles running on ethanol or bio gas, despite resistance from the auto lobby. The city's vision for a fossil fuel-free future is emphasized, showing progress towards sustainability.

What was the condition of the lake 40 years ago?

• It was a natural reserve.

• It was heavily polluted by industry.

• It was a popular tourist spot.

• It was used for fishing.

What is the primary source of energy for the city's heating and electricity?

• Solar panels

• Nuclear power

• Wind turbines

• Biomass plant

How is the energy content of the wood measured?

• By its volume

• By its weight

• By its energy content per cubic meter

• By its color

What type of fuel do most newly sold cars in the city use?

• Petrol

• Diesel

• Electricity

• Ethanol or biogas

What is the mayor's attitude towards the auto lobby's resistance?

• He agrees with them.

• He supports their views.

• He ignores them.

• He negotiates with them.