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Fighting for clean air — what comes after Ella in the courts?

In a landmark decision, Ella Adoo-Kissi-Debrah, who lost her life to a fatal asthma attack aged 9, has become the first person to have air pollution officially recognised by a coroner as a cause of death. Katie Nield, a lawyer at environmental law charity ClientEarth comments on the legal implications of Ella’s inquest.

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Green Alliance warns UK set to miss emission targets

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ClientEarth sueing Brussels over air pollution failure

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Climate change refugees: the landmark case of Teitiota v New Zealand

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The revolution will be green

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UK must commit to WHO air pollution limits, write Camden Council

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Declaring compliance — a challenge for policy makers?

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The Clean Air Act saved 1.5 billion birds

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Breaking: Top court confirms UK has broken air pollution law

After years of warnings from the European Commission, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) has ruled today that the UK has ‘systematically and persistently’ exceeded legal limits for dangerous nitrogen dioxide (NO2) since 2010.