Germany reached an arrangement with the European Union on a landmark regulation that necessitates new vehicles to be carbon neutral by 2035, resolving a dispute that threatened to undermine the bloc’s ambitious blueprint to minimize greenhouse gas emissions. The settlement, which will allow for some combustion engines past 2035, was speedily condemned by opponents. The bloc and its major financial system experienced been at odds around the planned 2035 section-out of CO2-emitting vehicles, but leaders signaled in new days that they have been near to a resolution. Germany experienced preferred assurances that new combustion motor automobiles can be offered outside of the deadline if they run on e-fuels — a…