IDD chief, Philippe Defeyt, sounds the alarm and calls politics to put up drastic measures such as reducing speed and creating an intelligent kilometre tax to reduce CO2 emissions.
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According to economist Philippe Defeyt, chief of the Sustainable Development Institute (IDD), at the current rate, Belgium will fail to reach its -35% CO2 reduction objective for 2030 even if all cars become hybrid and electric. The economist calls for drastic measures in the form of a global speed reduction and intelligent kilometer tax. Belgium
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