Peers’ challenge to government may see it arguing for lower environmental standards at home while hosting global summit
Air pollution over London. Campaigners are concerned that the new Office for Environmental Protection will not be able to hold the government to account like the European court of justice.Air pollution over London. Campaigners are concerned that the new Office for Environmental Protection will not be able to hold the government to account like the European court of justice.
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