Ireland’s leading environmental coalition has repeated its call for the State to increase excise rates for diesel as a progressive step towards the inevitable ban on the internal combustion engine. The Environmental Pillar also welcomes the UK’s decision to ban the sale of all diesel and petrol cars from 2040, Read more…
4th April 2017 The European Parliament has “missed an opportunity” to limit future vehicle emission scandals by voting down the establishment of a new watchdog agency, says a leading sustainable transport group. The parliament today voted against the establishment of an EU Vehicle Surveillance Agency. According to Brussels-based NGO, Transport and Read more…
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