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Bristol has joined some of the UKs biggest cities to cut greenhouse gas emissions, thanks to a charity set up by former US president Bill Clinton.

The Core Cities Group of Bristol, Leeds, Sheffield, Birmingham, Liverpool, Manchester, Newcastle and Nottingham have endorsed a programme run by the Clinton Climate Initiative.

The cities councils aim to work together and with the Greater London Authority to cut greenhouse gas emissions over the next two years, starting with improving energy efficiency of their buildings.

The scheme was announced at a

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Tags: Carbon Emissions, GHG reduction, U. K. Carbon