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    This document summarizes several sources that discuss factors contributing to carbon dioxide emissions from households and cities, as well as strategies to reduce emissions. The sources examined how socioeconomic factors in the UK relate to household CO2 emissions from energy, transport, and consumption. Other studies investigated the impact of social and consumer behavior on UK CO2 emissions, and analyzed optimizing domestic carbon sequestration in Indonesia. Additional reports discussed the potential for reduced Indonesian emissions through lifestyle changes and how city development affects climate change. The IPCC also contributed information on climate change in 2007.

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    This document summarizes several sources that discuss factors contributing to carbon dioxide emissions from households and cities, as well as strategies to reduce emissions. The sources examined how socioeconomic factors in the UK relate to household CO2 emissions from energy, transport, and consumption. Other studies investigated the impact of social and consumer behavior on UK CO2 emissions, and analyzed optimizing domestic carbon sequestration in Indonesia. Additional reports discussed the potential for reduced Indonesian emissions through lifestyle changes and how city development affects climate change. The IPCC also contributed information on climate change in 2007.

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