Germany's Air Pollution Control Under Scrutiny

Germany must enhance its air pollution control efforts to comply with EU regulations, according to the Berlin-Brandenburg Higher Administrative Court. The case, initiated by Environmental Action Germany and Client Earth, highlighted deficiencies in the German government's air quality data. The ruling allows for an appellate review.

Germany must fortify its air pollution control initiatives to align with EU standards, instructed the Berlin-Brandenburg Higher Administrative Court on Tuesday.

The litigation, propelled by Environmental Action Germany and Client Earth of London, received favorable judgments from the court.

The ruling criticized the German government's outdated data, undermining the credibility of its air quality forecasts. The court noted the possibility of an appeal.

(With inputs from agencies.)