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on Aug 31st, 2009 and filed under BRUSSELS (Reuters) – European Union emissions of global warming gases fell for a fourth straight year in 2008, mostly caused by lower industrial activity due to economic recession, EU data showed on Monday.
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Recession helps EU cut 2008 CO2 emissions
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