EU pledges 'proportionate' response to new Trump tariffs
Supply chains are bracing for the impact of US trade tariffs, which could be introduced ...
The EU took a step towards its first CO2 standards for trucks this week. The commission’s proposals aim for a 30% reduction in emissions by 2030, and it should come as no surprise that industry representatives describe the move as “far too aggressive”. Reuters reports in full.
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Jordan Blake
June 04, 2018 at 8:06 pmIt might be too aggressive but it HAS to happen, we can’t afford these emissions, with stronger storms, coasts erosion , pollution etc. we are running out of time to try to better the environment.