EPA Study Finds SUV Popularity is Harming Climate Change Progress
The rising market share of SUVs and the growing size of all vehicles is harming climate change progress, and could impact traffic safety.
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The rising market share of SUVs and the growing size of all vehicles is harming climate change progress, and could impact traffic safety.
According to an EPA study, big trucks and SUVs in the U.S. are killing progress on climate change. For more information, view here.
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