Sustainability shock over electric car use

19 November 2009

A row has broken out over the environmental benefits of electric cars after a new report claimed their increased production could mean more carbon dioxide (CO₂) emissions and oil dependency issues.

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Sustainability shock over electric car use

A row has broken out over the environmental benefits of electric cars after a new report claimed their increased production could mean more carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions and oil dependency issues.

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A row has broken out over the environmental benefits of electric cars after a new report claimed their increased production could mean more carbon dioxide (CO₂) emissions and oil dependency issues.