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G-7 drops aim to shift new car sales away from oil by 2030

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June 14, 2021 07:01 AM

Group of Seven nations backed away from plans to set a target for making sure most new cars sold are greener vehicles, instead pledging only speed up efforts to move away from combustion engines.

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