Interview: Humphrey Milles on his People VS Air Pollution campaign
Humphrey Milles hopes to launch a nationwide publicity campaign on the dangers of air pollution — and he’s set up a…
Air purification is catching on – but it may be doing more harm than good
Alastair Lewis, science director at the National Centre for Atmospheric Science, University of York, writes about how in spite of…
Why Manchester’s Clean Air Zone will stall the city’s growth
Manchester must scale back its plans for a Clean Air Zone to mitigate the very worst economic damage, argues Malcolm Bingham,…
Interview: Cllr James Lewis, Leeds City Council, on the upcoming CAZ
Air Quality News met Cllr James Lewis, head of resources and sustainability at Leeds City Council, to discuss the city’s Clean Air…
Why the freight sector is heading in the right direction on emissions
Rebecca Kite, environment policy manager at the FTA (Freight Transport Association), writes about why she believes the freight sector is…
Interview: Simon Jeffrey, Centre for Cities, on improving urban air quality
Simon Jeffrey is a policy officer at the research unit Centre for Cities. Last month, Jeffrey published a blog about…
Interview: Håkan Agnevall, president of Volvo Buses, on the low-emission bus revolution
AirQualityNews spoke on the phone to Håkan Agnevall, president of Volvo Buses, about changing perceptions of bus travel, the congestion conundrum…
Air pollution increases crime in cities – here’s how
The impact of air pollution on human health is well-documented, but research suggests it might increase bad behaviour and lead…
