Greens slam EU cleaner van plans

Jessica Shankleman
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MEPs approve plan to limit light commercial vehicle emissions to 147 grams per kilometre, but reject longer term target

MEPs in Brussels this week approved plans to curb emissions from vans, but were left facing criticism from green groups for failing to back proposals for stricter emission targets through to 2025. The...

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