Why the National Air Recontent Programme Is Reviewed
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Leipzig – A dispute between the German Environmental Aid (DUH) and the Federal Government over the national air pollution control programme will be brought to the attention of the Court of Justice of the European Union (ECJ). The Federal Administrative Court in Leipzig will present several key questions to the European Court of Justice. The main focus here is on the forecast data for the...
The decision of the Federal Administrative Court was not about whether the air in Germany is clean enough, but about how up-to-date the forecasts on which the National Air Recontent Programme is based must be.
In front of the Federal Administrative Court in Leipzig, the central question is whether the forecast for the air recontent programme was partly flawed.
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