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As automobile shows opened in Brussels and Vienna today, Greenpeace challenged the European car manufacturers to stop undermining a European proposal for more fuel efficient cars, and instead take real action to lower the climate impact of their fleets. In Brussels Greenpeace activists displayed banners depicting car manufacturers as the wooden puppet Pinocchio, dismissing their attempts to appear green as mere PR tactics.
17 January 2008
Brussels Belgium

As automobile shows opened in Brussels and Vienna today, Greenpeace challenged the European car manufacturers to stop undermining a European proposal for more fuel efficient cars, and instead take real action to lower the climate impact of their fleets. In Brussels Greenpeace activists displayed banners depicting car manufacturers as the wooden puppet Pinocchio, dismissing their attempts to appear green as mere PR tactics.

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