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Environnement / La Norvège pense à interdire les voitures thermiques en 2025

Rédigé par David Leclercq le 06-06-2016

Les quatre premiers partis politiques norvégiens pensent à interdire la vente des véhicules essence et Diesel dès 2025. La Norvège est connue pour sa capacité à légiférer de manière radicale dans certaines matières.

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