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    Posted December 14, 2009 by
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    Copenhagen climate change conference

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    2009 LA Auto Show Revamps for Climate Change

    By TheVideoMan  |  Posted December 14, 2009  |  Los Angeles, California
     

    CNN PRODUCER NOTE     'Automobiles around the world are thought to be one of the main culprits behind global warming,' said TheVideoMan. He noted that most -- if not all -- of the companies at the LA Auto Show were focused on fuel efficiency green technologies.
    - katie, CNN iReport producer

    One of the biggest changes in Industry when it comes to climate change is the automobile manufacturers. In part two of this series, we focus on Honda, Hyundai, Mini, Smart, and Ford Fiesta - all who have made major pushes to "Go Green".

    Remember when the major Auto Shows were all about large vehicles, SUV's, and speed? What a difference with the 2010 models! It's all about the environment and low emmisions now...Al Gore would be proud!

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