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Tenerife (/ˌtɛnəriːf/; en español: [teneˈɾife]; antiguamente se escribía Teneriffe) es la isla más grande y poblada de las Islas Canarias[4], donde reside el 43% de la población total del archipiélago. [Con una superficie de 2.034 kilómetros cuadrados y una población de 978.100 habitantes en enero de 2022,[5] es también la isla más poblada de España[4] y de la Macaronesia[6].
Aproximadamente cinco millones de turistas visitan Tenerife cada año; es la isla más visitada del archipiélago[7] Es uno de los destinos turísticos más importantes de España[8] y del mundo,[9] albergando uno de los mayores carnavales del mundo, el Carnaval de Santa Cruz de Tenerife.
La capital de la isla, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, es también la sede del cabildo insular. Esta ciudad y Las Palmas de Gran Canaria son las co-capitales de la Comunidad Autónoma de Canarias. Ambas ciudades albergan instituciones gubernamentales, como las oficinas de la presidencia y los ministerios. Este es el acuerdo desde 1927, cuando la Corona lo dispuso. (Tras la división territorial de España de 1833, hasta 1927, Santa Cruz de Tenerife fue la única capital de Canarias)[10][11] En Santa Cruz se encuentra el moderno Auditorio de Tenerife, símbolo arquitectónico de Canarias[12][13].
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Municipalities with more than 50,000 inhabitants and island territories will adopt sustainable urban mobility plans by 2023 that introduce mitigation measures to reduce emissions from mobility.
And among them, it stands out the establishment of a Low Emission Zone with the aforementioned deadline for the territories that meet these requirements, in addition to those localities with more than 20,000 inhabitants with high pollution episodes.
This means that they must be delimited zones within the cities where traffic is restricted either in terms of circulation, access or parking and based on the environmental classification, i.e., discriminating by the DGT label.
If we take as a reference the census of 2020, and that collects La Vanguardia, the localities of more than 50,000 inhabitants that will have to have these areas limited to traffic for the most polluting vehicles are the following.
For example, Madrid has the Low Emission Zone (ZBE) of Special Protection of the Central District, formerly known as Madrid Central, which only allows access and circulation to cars and vehicles with a ZERO and ECO label, although it has an extensive list of exceptions.
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La Palma is an island located in the northwesternmost tip of the Canary Islands and belongs to the province of Santa Cruz de Tenerife. It has an area of about 708 square kilometers and a population of over 81,000 inhabitants. Divided into 14 municipalities, it has a wide diversity of landscapes and climates. Rugged, beautiful, high, steep, surprising, wonderful and green are some of the adjectives that justify the nickname of the Isla bonita (beautiful island).
It is believed that the island of La Palma began to be inhabited, by people from North Africa who migrated to the island, approximately in 2000 B.C. This theory related the ancient population of the island with the Berbers, supported by genetic analysis of the findings of bones in ancient tombs that are found and preserved on the island. However, archaeological excavations also point to a settlement of southwestern Europe, especially by the stone engravings.
In the 16th century La Palma was the gateway to America, which produced a mixture of Dutch, French, Irish, Jews and Portuguese among others. The installation of these great families on the island attracted the attention of pirates and corsairs, who, knowing the riches that were kept here, tried on several occasions to besiege it, especially the capital.
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4) Have an innovative technology-based solution or business model with a Technology Readiness Level (TRL) between 7 and 9 (provide evidence that the project is beyond the MVP stage);
Innovative startups and businesses in sustainable technology and clean energy solutions, community water systems and those interested in developing carbon credit projects are welcome to apply.”
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