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Is it also immoral to own a big house that costs a lot to heat, asks Mr Verheugen (Photo: European Commission)

Verheugen maintains distance from EU car emissions plans

EU industry commissioner Guenter Verheugen on Monday (14 January) reiterated his concerns over the commission's plans to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from new cars, saying they should be structured in a way that does not harm European carmakers' position on the world stage.

"Economy and ecology are not inevitable enemies," Mr Verheugen told MEPs, pointing out that the European automotive industry is one of the few industries in which Europe is still the world leader.

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Is it also immoral to own a big house that costs a lot to heat, asks Mr Verheugen (Photo: European Commission)

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