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The Hague is the first city in the world to ban high-carbon advertising through local legislation.
It is the end of publicly and privately funded advertising for petrol and diesel, aviation and cruise ships.
Edinburgh council agreed in May to ban advertising for fossil fuel companies, airlines, airports, fossil fuel-powered cars, cruise ships and arms.
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