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So I guess that leaves my country a little under 15 years to get out of the EU. Manageable.

• helsinkiandrew 4y ago
  Most EU countries (Germany, France etc) already have plans to phase out sales of ICE by 2035 anyway.
• ianbooker 4y ago
  This is an interesting guessing game. What country could it be? You must be thinking that automotive will suffer from this, this leaves France and Germany on the table. Arguably, a lot of the sector is spread across the EU, but this spread is facilitated by the common market itself. Since France has basically endless opportunities arising from its "carbon neutral" power generation, are you thinking of Germany?
  • paganel 4y ago
    Romania, and while we certainly benefited economically from entering the EU (even though on a societal level the discussion is a lot more complicated, a lot of small and medium towns are now basically deserted) this type of measures that might make sense for wealthier Germany and France are certainly regressive for countries like mine. To put it more simply, we're too poor for this "eco" green-washing that is imposed on us from Brussels. I guess we could all make our bags and move to wealthier Germany and France, I mean, those of us that still decided to remain here, but that would be bad for our society at a national level (see the previous point about empty towns).
    • CalRobert 4y ago
      The economic challenge I understand, but how is this greenwashing? Transportation is one of the biggest sources of CO2 emissions.
• CalRobert 4y ago
  Why?