Fuels

Fuels Health

PM2.5 led to 160,000 avoidable deaths in world’s most populous cities

Particulate matter (PM2.5) pollution was responsible for an estimated 160,000 deaths in the world’s five most populous cities in 2020, according to analysis conducted by Greenpeace.

Fuels Health

London incinerator produces dangerous CO2 emissions, says campaign group

Cars, Freight & Transport Fuels

New mobility hub will help to create 20-minute neighbourhoods in Scotland

Cars, Freight & Transport Fuels

The government has announced a further £50m for the EV Homecharging Scheme

Fuels Health Local Government

Interview: Cllr Tom Hayes, green transport cabinet member for Oxford City Council

Fuels Health

Why the fight for clean air is a social justice issueÂ Â

Fuels Health

Camden Clean Air aim to create Europe’s densest network of air quality sensors

Fuels Health

CIEH calls for urgent action on air pollution

Fuels Health

New £1.5m investment will fund 195 air quality sensors in London

Mayor of London and Bloomberg Philanthropies have announced a new £1.5m joint investment in air quality monitoring across the capital.

Fuels Health

Health matters! Is current air quality sensor data helping the public to make informed decisions?

Fuels Health

Bath’s Clean Air Zone is now operational

Cars, Freight & Transport Fuels

AI technology will be used to reduce air pollution in Cambridge

Fuels Health

Half of the world’s population live without protection from PM2.5

Fuels Health

New roadsigns highlight unequal effects of air pollution

Fuels Health Local Government

£5m fund to help local authorities to reduce air pollution

Fuels Health Local Government

New Clean Air Villages will improve London’s air quality

Featured

Fuels