Scientists at London Air Quality Network claim that capital has seen worst pollution over last 48 hours since 2006 smog episode
London’s air pollution ‘worst for six years’
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Monthly Archives: July 2012
Swansea installs hi-tech road signs to ease air quality concerns
South-Wales council using state-of-the art traffic management system in a bid to prevent traffic congestion in city Continue reading
Air pollution warning issued on eve of London Olympics
Government warns over high ozone levels during build up to games as UK experiences first ‘high’ pollution level in 2012
Mayor praises launch of London air quality phone app
Phone app to provide detailed forecast of pollution levels around capital, writes Will Date Continue reading
Defra to face double challenge over air quality
UK government to be tackled over delivery of NO2 emission levels and policy proposal in Red Tape Challenge, write Steve Eminton.
Lungs of London schoolchildren “damaged by poor air quality”
Early findings of research into the impact of poor air quality shows that it is reducing the lung capacity of schoolchildren in London, writes Steve Eminton.
Hydrogen taxi fleet to be used during London Olympics
London’s Deputy Mayor says hydrogen fuel cell vehicles to be trialled in London during Olympic Games are ‘real solution’ to tackling vehicle emissions, writes Will Date.
‘Significant’ air quality benefits from green walls
Up to a 30% reduction in air pollution could be achieved by greening up city streets, according to research from Universities of Birmingham and Lancaster, writes Caelia Quinault
