POLLUTION ASSESSMENT
September 1st, 2002
BY KEITH NUTHALLTHE EUROPEAN Environment Agency has released an assessment of the performance of European governments and EU institutions regarding the reduction of air pollution. Its report reacts positively to the way that the EU has reached targets to cut emissions of acidifying substances and also pollutants that create ground-level ozone. However, the report says that more could be done to protect EU citizens against the effects of both problems and also against eutrophication. And it says the EU has a poor record on limiting the exposure of Europeans to ...
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