Features & Opinion
Opinion: Courts may need to direct policy to ensure air quality improves
Judicial overstretch was used to tackle soaring New Delhi air pollution. Supreme Court lawyer Varun Srinivasan explains why this was necessary, and how legal framework compares to powers afforded by the United Kingdom’s Clean Air Bill.
Opinion: 70 years since the Great Smog fight for clean air continues
The Great Smog of London has had lasting implications for Britain’s environmental policy, but more
Monoculture, for-profit plantations, and the health of forests
Charlie Jaay explores a terrifying crisis within a crisis — misplaced and misleading tree-planting initiatives
Opinion: COP27’s lack of progress cannot derail UK Net Zero aims
Professor Karen Turner, Director at Centre for Energy Policy, Strathclyde University, considers the implications of
Opinion: Should the NHS pay your energy bill?
A pilot scheme that sees the UK’s health service provide financial support for the domestic
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Air Quality News webinar with Dyson tackles indoor air pollution
On Thursday 8th December, Air Quality News hosted a webinar with household name Dyson, a company that’s creating products at the forefront of air quality technology. Solicitor, consultant, author and host of our Air Quality News podcast, Stephen Cirell, spoke to experts about the difficulties of indoor air quality in the UK and possible solutions.
Road tax, by weight: Different ways to ensure polluters pay
Nick Ruxton-Boyle, of air quality specialists Marston Holdings, considers road tax changes, which mean electric
EU Emissions Gap Report shows time is running out
John Lumb, Director at Evotech Air Quality, explains how building emissions can be reduced through
Opinion: 70 years since the Great Smog fight for clean air continues
The Great Smog of London has had lasting implications for Britain’s environmental policy, but more
Monoculture, for-profit plantations, and the health of forests
Charlie Jaay explores a terrifying crisis within a crisis — misplaced and misleading tree-planting initiatives
Ad: Alphasense and the growth of air quality monitoring
When Alphasense first began trading in 1996 the company’s focus was on delivering accurate, repeatable
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