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Greens urge MEPs to remain firm on car CO2 cuts

ENDS Europe
Friday 19 October 2007

Car makers must cut average carbon dioxide emissions from their vehicles to 120 grams per kilometre (g/km) by 2012 if the EU is to meet its 2020 climate goal, according to the European parliament's Green MEPs. The warning is based on the findings of a new report by German consultancy CPC-Berlin.

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