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Reducing air pollution could accelerate climate change

Dramatic cuts to air pollution in Europe and Asia could cause a short-term spike in temperatures and rainfall, according to a study published today (March 5) by researchers at the University of Reading.

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Interview: James Lee, professor of atmospheric chemistry at the University of York

Cars, Freight & Transport Fuels Health

58% of UK residents agree more should be spent on cycling infrastructure

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Air pollution shortens lives on greater scale than war, tobacco and AIDS

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Heathrow expansion deemed unlawful – what does this mean for air pollution?

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Dangerous ultra-fine particles from diesel cars ‘ignored’ by the law

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New survey to find out how air pollution impacts local communities

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London’s ULEZ to save NHS billions, researchers predict

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Ozone expected to reach dangerous levels in London today

The Mayor of London has issued an air pollution warning today (August 7) as the capital experiences dangerous levels of ozone pollution due to high temperatures.

Temperatures are expected to reach 36 degrees Celcius in London today, this strong sunshine and high temperatures provide the perfect conditions to promote the formation of ground-level ozone as imported and local pollutants react in the sunshine.