Report
63 pages, 5M
September 2017
DIESEL - the true (dirty) story
The main argument of the car industry to continue with diesel is its lower CO2 emissions. But the report analyses evidence and concludes an average diesel car produces over 3 tonnes more CO2 than petrol over its lifetime.
Source: Transport & Environment
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