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A Charging Cable Is Pictured Plugged Into A Volvo Electric Vehicle (Ev), Parked In A Parking Bay Reserved For Electric Vehicles, In London On November 18, 2020. - Britain Will Ban Petrol And Diesel Vehicle Sales From 2030 As Part Of A 10-Point Plan For A "Green Industrial Revolution" To Be Unveiled Wednesday By Prime Minister Boris Johnson. The British Premier Has Earmarked £12 Billion (13.4 Billion Euros, $15.9 Billion) For The Wide-Ranging Plans, Which He Hopes Will Secure Up To 250,000 Jobs And Help Meet A Target For The Uk To Become Carbon Neutral By 2050. (Photo By Tolga Akmen / Afp) (Photo By Tolga Akmen/Afp Via Getty Images)

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