
Denmark could be headed towards a future in which fossil-fueled cars are prohibited.
Left-wing, political opposition parties in Denmark; Enhedslisten (The Red-Green Alliance), Alternativet (The Alternative), Radikale Venstre (Danish Social Liberal Party), and SF (The Socialist People's Party) have drafted a proposal to start an analysis which could lead to a ban on gas and diesel engined cars, according to Danish political news media Altinget in an article from last Thursday.
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