Volvo lost the case

Volvo lost the case

With the environmental pollution incident in the factory in the Skåne region of Sweden, volvo will have to pay half a million chrome.

A lawsuit was filed against the claim that volvo's factories around the lake were poisoning trout living in the lake.As a result of 18 years of trial, volvo had to lose the case and pay compensation.

Under the terms of the Land and Ecological Court, Volvo will pay about a large portion of a million kroner with the end goal of fortifying the trout genealogy in the lake. The choice can not be requested. 

"The choice is both vital for the area and for the guideline," said Johan Wagnström, Executive of Fisheries for the Skåne Provincial Office, who communicated fulfillment with the result. She said. 

Volvo was initially in charge of harming the living spaces of the trout by altering the water level in Lake Immel as a result of the power plant in the locale and after that bringing down the lake level so that the production line region couldn't be overflowed. 

"In the previous 18 years, Volvo has been obliged to discharge 2,000 trout a year, yet Angling Executive Johan Wagnström says," We will raise the trout from the current trout and raise the trout. said. 

Dissimilar to exemplary trout, 'Immel Trout' live in the lake, coming to the egg-laying places by swimming toward the current, not against the current. The Safe Trout are thought to be imperiled species.