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An ethanol-powered bus made in Sweden is seen in the street of Beijing, Capital of China, December 2, 2008. This kind of environmentally-friendly bus could reduce greenhouse gas emissions. It could meet Euro-V emission standards. [Photo: Asianewsphoto]

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