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EU will allow car emissions into carbon trading market

October 23, 2014 05:00 AM

BRUSSELS (Reuters) -- The European Union will make it easier to bring road transport emissions into the carbon trading market, a move that critics say could empower carmakers to push back against more effective curbs on greenhouse gases.

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