Given the scope of the problems and cheating exposed in the VW emissions cheating scandal, there's reason to believe the scandal will spread to gasoline engines and carbon dioxide emissions, which are considered a prime cause of climate change. a. trueb. false

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Donavan Khan

25 November, 04:53

Given the scope of the problems and cheating exposed in the VW emissions cheating scandal, there's reason to believe the scandal will spread to gasoline engines and carbon dioxide emissions, which are considered a prime cause of climate change. a. trueb. false

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Kyleigh Velazquez · Answer 1

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Explanation: There is no reason to believe that it will spread to gasoline engines and carbon dioxide emissions, which are considered a prime cause of climate change. It scandal was specifically concerned with diesel engines as volkswagen during the year 2015 had a major push and requirement to sell diesel cars in the US, the requirement was backed by a huge marketing campaign advertising its cars' low emissions.

The issue was discovered by the Environmental protection agency of the United States of America and Volkswagen has taken reasonable precautions and responsibilities for their Emission cheats.