World Athletics expands ‘Running for Clean Air’ initiative
World Athletics has announced the expansion of its air quality monitoring programme, the first major
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BSI: Standards are key to unlocking UK’s net zero transport goals
Transport remains the UK’s single largest source of greenhouse gas emissions, and a new report
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BSI: Standards are key to unlocking UK’s net zero transport goals
Transport remains the UK’s single largest source of greenhouse gas emissions, and a new report
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Electric buses linked to lower air and noise pollution in Oxford
The rollout of electric buses across the Oxford area is being linked to noticeable reductions
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Ferry pollution outstrips cars in Europe’s port cities, study finds
Ferries docking in Europe’s ports are responsible for more toxic air pollution than all the
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Study reveals chemical complexity of incinerator residues
A major new study has raised significant questions about the little-understood chemical residues produced by the UK’s growing number of energy-from-waste facilities, revealing a complex mixture of minerals and trace metals that could pose environmental risks if not carefully managed.
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€6.5million PEACE-Air project launched in Donegal
A major cross-border initiative aimed at tackling air pollution across the island of Ireland has been launched at Atlantic Technological University (ATU) Donegal. The PEACE-Air (Partnership for Evidence and Action on Clean Air) project, backed by €6.5 million in PEACEPLUS funding, unites 10 core partners including local authorities, universities, and health organisations from both jurisdictions.
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Health Equals continues campaign against unhealthy homes
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New Gen4 car accelerates clean racing into the fast lane
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From wildfires to volcanoes: Drones redefine smoke tracking
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Junior active travel inspectors to make the school run more healthy
Cities cut air pollution by up to 45%, global report finds
Cities that take coordinated action to improve air quality can significantly reduce harmful pollution, according
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Judge rules Croydon’s LTNs were revenue-raising schemes
A High Court judge has quashed six Low Traffic Neighbourhood schemes in Croydon after finding
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Trump administration fails to kill New York’s congestion pricing
New York City’s congestion pricing programme will remain in place after a federal judge ruled
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New study maps nitrogen pollution risks across China
A major new study has raised fresh concerns about the impact of nitrogen pollution, warning
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Hospital cuts anaesthetic gas waste from 98% to 5%
A London hospital has slashed waste of nitrous oxide from almost total loss to just
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World Athletics expands ‘Running for Clean Air’ initiative
World Athletics has announced the expansion of its air quality monitoring programme, the first major
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New study maps nitrogen pollution risks across China
A major new study has raised fresh concerns about the impact of nitrogen pollution, warning
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Sick buildings syndrome is bad for your business
Sick building syndrome real….and can be costly to commercial and residential building owners. In the
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Global companies commit $100m to tackle superpollutants
A coalition of major multinational corporations has announced a $100 million initiative aimed at accelerating
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