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EC bids to enforce sweeping cuts in CO2

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By:
Diana T. Kurylko
April 24, 2000 05:00 AM

TURIN The European Commission may put in new checks to make sure automakers can achieve a voluntary agreement to sharply reduce CO2 tailpipe emissions by 2008.

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