DW Business - News February 3, 2018
Cut. Cut. Cut cut i. Germanys car makers found themselves under fire this week for their involvement with exhaust testing involving humans and animals in two thousand and thirteen and fourteen subjects at a clinic and often inhaled varying concentrations of nitrogen dioxide for long periods several times a week. The car makers were testing the effects of the exhaust gas on humans. A Company Called the European Research organization for Environmental Health commission the study. German car makers v. W. Di miller and b. M. W. Along with parts supplier bosch financed the tests. Books wagon is sti...