"With the updating of air quality standards, some of which were set almost two decades ago, pollution will be reduced by half across the EU, paving the way for a healthier and more sustainable future," the European Parliament promises, commenting on the adoption of further "ecological" restrictions. MEPs have just adopted "limits" on the emissions of pollutants that are common in cities. Now their provisions must still be accepted by the Council…
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"With the updating of air quality standards, some of which were set almost two decades ago, pollution will be reduced by half across the EU, paving the way for a healthier and more sustainable future," the European Parliament promises, commenting on the adoption of further "ecological" restrictions. MEPs have just adopted "limits" on the emissions of pollutants that are common in cities. Now their provisions must still be accepted by the Council…