CO2 emissions from cars: The facts
This report examines the progress Europe is making towards decarbonising personality mobility particularly cars. It presents indicators from a wide range of sources which show that progress has stalled and many of the underlying trends are contrary to what is needed.
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This report examines the progress Europe is making towards decarbonising personality mobility particularly cars. It presents indicators from a wide range of sources which show that progress has stalled and many of the underlying trends are contrary to what is needed.
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