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| A growing demand for lighter, mobile tactical vehicles and the tightening of the emissions standards are forcing engine manufacturers to adapt, Elmes said in an interview during the 2002 Eurosatory land-warfare exhibition. Second, the court's rationale, if allowed to stand, could allow each locality across the country to establish its own separate emissions and purchasing requirements, forcing engine manufacturers to build engines in compliance with a chaotic patchwork of multiple standards. Stringent regulations on diesel emissions in Europe and Japan are forcing engine manufacturers to reevaluate their approach to emissions overseas. |
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