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NGO Environmental Action Germany (DUH) says it鈥檚 sceptical of government efforts to prevent driving bans on diesel cars in inner cities, as well as a lawsuit by the European Union over excessive air pollution. With a crucial verdict by Germany鈥檚 Federal Administrative Court over whether diesel driving bans in German cities are legally admissible looming on 22 February, the DUH says it is 鈥渃urious to see鈥� what the court will decide. The DUH, which set the ball rolling on driving bans by launching legal proceedings in the city of Stuttgart, says its cause received 鈥渢ailwind鈥� from the European Commission. German Environment Minister Barbara Hendricks was summoned to Brussels to present measures against air pollution, resulting in a vague announcement that free public transport could be offered in several German cities, which DUH says the government itself later admitted was nothing but 鈥渉ot air.鈥� The DUH says clean air will only be achieved if diesel cars 鈥渁re resolutely locked out of inner cities,鈥� as they account for up to 80 percent of nitrogen oxide (NOx) pollution.
In a separate press release, DUH head J眉rgen Resch says reports of a government advisory committee recommending that diesel retrofitting should be paid for from the federal budget are 鈥渁 hoax.鈥� There was no consensus on this matter among the committee鈥檚 members, and taxpayers 鈥渁lready pay enough with their health鈥� for car industry fraud, the press release says.

Find the press release in German .

See 威力彩玩法鈥檚 dieselgate timeline and the 威力彩玩法 article German cities might test free public transport to cut pollution for background.