Not exact matches
Then, again with the
diesel,
harmful nitrogen oxides came into focus, which was (supposedly) tackled with complicated
exhaust after - treatment systems.
The WHO is telling people that
diesel exhaust is more
harmful than second hand smoke.
Thanks to the use of an oxidising converter, a
diesel particulate filter and a catalytic converter to all reduce the
harmful emissions, including nitrogen oxide, that exit the
exhaust.
Vehicles equipped with a
diesel engine generally return better fuel economy than vehicles equipped with a gasoline engine, but the
exhaust is typically more
harmful in terms of emissions and particulate pollutants, even when it meets official minimum standards.