Dirty diesel, electric buses and hydrogen fuel - why it's been a big week for fighting air pollution

Jessica Shankleman
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The UK government launches a fresh push to boost low emission vehicles as the auto industry defends itself over diesel fumes

Whether you're interested in the danger of diesel cars, energy efficient lorries, or exciting new battery and hydrogen powered vehicle technologies, this week been eventful for tackling air pollution....

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