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Transport must cut emissions by 50-80%, EU told
A project set up by the European Commission to explore emission-reduction scenarios for transport up to 2050 has found the sector needs to cut its emissions by 50-80% compared with 1990 levels to reduce the EU's total emissions by 80%.
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