Bicycling could cut emissions and pollution in Global South with right policies – Study finds

By Christian Yalley

January 20, 2026

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Bicycling could cut emissions and pollution in Global South with right policies – Study finds

Achimota New Station, Accra: The nature of infrastructure poses a major barrier for cyclists

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