The Increasing Sustainability of the Internal Combustion Engine (part 4)
June 1, 2000
Internal combustion engines and exhuast scrubbing systems are being continuously improved, so that today's new cars emit just 2 or 3 percent as much pollution as their precontrol counterparts. Fuel economy has doubled since 1970.
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