Lower Green House Effects

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From the supplier: The automobile industry remains a substantial contributor to air pollution despite its claims of being more environment-friendly. Moreover, car producers' "green" vehicle pronouncements are actually based on diesel engines which are dangerous to public health. This is due to the automobile makers' goal of maintaining sales of very profitable but inefficient sport-utility vehicles. However, there is still hope because the automobile industry may learn a lesson the tobacco industry and finally give in to public pressure.

Citation Details
Title: Who's in the driver's seat?: industry, government and the car of the future. (includes related article on the debate on global warming)
Author: Jason Mark
Publication: Dollars & Sense (Newsletter)
Date: July 1, 1998
Publisher: Economic Affairs Bureau
Issue: n218 Page: p16(5)

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