sen-no-sen wrote:Petrol vehicles also produce particles, but in smaller quantities.
In this case, you should also ban them, right?
Cuicui wrote:sen-no-sen wrote:Petrol vehicles also produce particles, but in smaller quantities.
In this case, you should also ban them, right?
sen-no-sen wrote:Japan has made this choice it is not for nothing.
Christophe wrote:sen-no-sen wrote:Japan has made this choice it is not for nothing.
Indeed: not for nothing ... because their supply of crude oil is historically light, therefore containing much more gasoline than European crude oil ...
Sorry but the pollution has nothing to do with the choice of Japanese to have very little diesel in cars ...
Diesel manufacturers convicted in Japan
24/08/2007 - Diesel pollutes! It is time to confront diesel with these responsibilities, and to bring it to justice, this is what happened in Japan.
In Tokyo, several hundred victims of respiratory illnesses had joined together in an association to bring a joint legal action. 630 plaintiffs, and almost as many accused, since they had filed a complaint against 7 car manufacturers manufacturing diesel cars (Toyota, Nissan, Mazda, Mitsubishi ...), the Metropolitan Government of Tokyo, which is the regulatory authority air quality, and the Metropolitan Expressway Co, a highway company. Huge trial, river. 11 years of procedures, acts, dismissals, until June 22 of this year. (...)
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