REPORT HIGHLIGHTS EUROPEAN CAR MARKERS’ UNEVEN PROGRESS ON IMPROVING CO2 EMISSIONS
September 1st, 2009
BY KEITH NUTHALL
AN ENVIRONMENTAL report is suggesting that auto manufacturers only make reductions to the greenhouse gas emissions from their models when ordered to by compulsory legislation. Europe's Transport and Environment (T&E) group has released statistics showing that auto manufacturers who have done well in moving towards European Union (EU) emission standards slackened their anti-pollution technical innovation last year. T&E Director Jos Dings said when releasing the report that it was simply because some manufacturers "don't have to" ...
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