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GM, Ford join businesses urging Biden to at least halve U.S. emissions by 2030

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Audrey LaForest
April 21, 2021 02:27 PM

General Motors and Ford Motor Co. have joined a group of more than 400 businesses calling for President Joe Biden to adopt a federal climate target to reduce emissions.

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