EU agrees to slash carbon emissions from cars: German Envir min

EU agrees to slash carbon emissions from cars: German Envir min
Schulze, who said it was a "good result", stressed that further steps would be needed to protect the climate. "The car industry will have to make an effort but this decision will not weaken Europe as a centre for the auto industry, rather strengthen it," she said. (Image Credit: Wikimedia)

German Environment Minister Svenja Schulze said on Tuesday that new goals agreed by the European Union to slash carbon emissions from cars by 37.5 per cent in a decade would help protect the climate and future jobs.

Schulze, who said it was a "good result", stressed that further steps would be needed to protect the climate. "The car industry will have to make an effort but this decision will not weaken Europe as a centre for the auto industry, rather strengthen it," she said.

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