Green New Deal Goals: Europe bans non-electric cars by 2035
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Green New Deal Goals: Europe bans non-electric cars by 2035

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Written by Angela

Sustainability and mobility are strongly linked. We need to make our society more sustainable, but we need to be able to move large numbers of people across cities quickly and effectively. Incentives on electric cars have only gone so far and, in light of the ambitious goals of the Green New Deal, the EU Commission has recently decided to take an extra step to ensure sustainable urban mobility is achieved within the next two decades and announced a ban on the sale of all non-electric cars by 2035. Diesel and petrol cars will no longer be sold or produced. The ban extends to all private and light-commercial vehicles that produce CO2 emissions, including hybrids and plug-in hybrids.

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Angela

Publisher and co-founder of the communication agency Fiore & Conti Gbr. She lives and works in Berlin.

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