GLOBAL – INTERNATIONAL AUTO MANUFACTURERS WORK TO REDUCE CO2 EMISSIONS
May 1st, 2010
BY JULIAN RYALL, FLORENCE LABEDAYS, KARRYN MILLER and KEITH NUTHALL
DESPITE the slow progress to replace the Kyoto Protocol, auto manufacturers are well aware that they will come under increasing pressure to reduce the CO2 emissions of their models and their manufacturing process. And electric vehicles will not become widespread quickly enough to reduce their exposure to CO2 trading, caps and carbon-based taxation.
All manufacturers have been working to reduce their emissions and they are making progress. Some are doing better than others, of course. Last ...
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