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《Air pollution issues go back to court》

  • 来源专题：大气污染防治
  • 编译者： APC
  • 发布时间：2017-07-12

  • Air pollution is forcing the UK government back to court for the seventh time.

    The environmental legal group ClientEarth says minsters failed to conduct their recent public consultation on clean air properly.

    It also says the government's pollution plans for Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland are far too vague.

    A government spokesman said ministers were committed to improving air quality.

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