Decision Sciences
7 years ago

Swedish region paves the way to a fossil-free urban future

Procedia Engineering
Connecting Urban and Regional Socio-ecological Transitions: Paths to a Non Fossil Society in the Swedish Stockholm-Malar area
Uno Svedin, Sara Borgström, Hans Liljenström

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The article discusses how cities and their surrounding regions can transition to a non-fossil society for a sustainable future. The researchers studied the Stockholm-Malar area in Sweden for 4 years, focusing on long-term planning and stakeholder consultations. They used various methods like regional modeling and economic analysis to understand the transition process up to 2050. The findings show that stakeholders have different opinions on how to achieve a non-fossil urban region, highlighting the need for diverse perspectives in decision-making.