Air pollution in the UK and the emissions fight for justice

Air pollution in the UK is already a major problem, and it has been an issue for quite some time. This is why our fight for emissions justice is incredibly important in the context of this.

Read on for some further information. To start your emissions claim for compensation on a No Win, No Fee basis now, please complete a few forms on the website here without delay.

Air pollution in the UK: already a major problem

Air pollution in the UK is already a major problem which is why there are so many policies, procedures and regulations in place to try to curb emissions and reduce the impact on our health and on our planet. Of course, one of the major contributors to air pollution in the UK is that of road vehicles. This is why there are strict and specific emissions regulations to reduce the output of vehicles as much as possible.

This is all about protecting our environment and protecting our health because we all know that emissions can be dangerous. Particularly prevalent in inner city areas, where emissions can be in greater volumes and can also become trapped within the environment, it is important that enough is done to keep people safe. We must always think about the next generations and the future of our planet as we do all we can to make sure that we reduce our carbon footprints and the impact that we are having now for those who will inherit what we leave behind.

In the context of the emissions “Dieselgate” scandals

In the context of the “Dieselgate” emissions scandals, air pollution in the UK is incredibly important to recognise in terms of any impact. There has been plenty of scientific research and studies suggesting various statistics in relation to potential premature deaths that could have been caused by excess emissions arising from the emissions scandals. We do not need to go into specific details, as we can simply point out the simple and obvious fact that more emissions were being polluted than originally thought. The reason for this was that vehicles affected by the cheating of emissions regulations were polluting more than thought, which has been the result of technology amounting to “defeat devices” in some cases.

This is incredibly serious. Reducing air pollution and emissions is about saving lives and saving the environment. As such, a situation where a real reduction has not actually been achieved means that more lives may have been prematurely cut short and more harm may have been done to the environment.

Any behaviour to cheat emissions regulations is completely inexcusable. Such behaviour can literally harm human health and harm the environment. It is important that any perpetrators involved in such behaviour are appropriately punished. As well as consumer action, our group actions against vehicle manufacturers are designed to precisely do this.

Take part in the fight for emissions justice

If you own or lease, or previously owned or leased, a diesel vehicle in the last ten years or so, you could be eligible to pursue an emissions claim for compensation as part of our group actions for justice. We represent thousands of people on a No Win, No Fee basis who are engaged in actions against dozens of carmakers.

Find out if you are eligible to start a case by completing a few forms on our simple website here now.

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