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Tech start-ups partner to provide air pollution data

Tech company Drayson Technologies and public transit app Moovit have partnered for a pilot programme to enable people in major cities to monitor air pollution levels.

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New EU air pollution directive reinforces international commitments
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School children deliver air quality petition to government
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