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London's new air quality measures to benefit poorest the most
New measures to reduce London's air pollution will particularly benefit people living in the capital's most deprived areas, research from emissions consultants Aether has revealed.
It also forecasts that no school in London will be exposed to illegally high levels of air pollution by 2025, with the number dropping from 371 in 2013 to just four by 2020. The projections are basedContinue reading this with an IEMA membership
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UK off track for net zero by 2030, CCC warns
Only a third of the emission reductions required for the UK to achieve net zero by 2030 are covered by credible plans, the Climate Change Committee (CCC) has warned today.
Three in five British adults want more public involvement in the planning system, which could be at odds with Labour’s plans to boost economic growth, IEMA research has found.
Ahead of the UK general election next month, IEMA has analysed the Labour, Conservative, Liberal Democrat, and Green Party manifestos in relation to the sustainability agenda.
Disinformation about the impossibility of averting the climate crisis is part of an alarming turn in denialist tactics, writes David Burrows
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