Diesel empty smoke means lung cancer, WHO says

<p>LONDON (Reuters) Diesel engine smoke can means lung cancer and go in a same potentially lethal difficulty as asbestos, arsenic and mustard gas, World Health Organisation (WHO) experts pronounced on Tuesday.
In an proclamation that caused regard in a automobile industry, a France-based International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC), partial of a WHO, reclassified diesel exhausts from a organisation 2A of illusive carcinogens to a organisation 1 of substances that have transparent links to cancer.
The experts, who pronounced their preference was unanimous and formed on compelling systematic evidence, urged people worldwide to revoke their bearing to diesel fumes as many as possible.
The operative organisation found that diesel exhaust is a means of lung cancer and also remarkable a certain organisation with an increasing risk of bladder cancer, IARC pronounced in a statement.
The preference was a outcome of a week-long...