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Ulez just the start and similar scheme needed for buildings, experts warn
Imposing strict controls on car exhausts will only partially improve the quality of air people breathe in the UK, scientists have said. New measures to counter emissions of nitrogen oxides and other air pollutants will also be needed for buildings, heating plants and many other domestic and industrial sources in future.
Port Arthur pollution fight shows how Texas blocks citizen protests
Pueblo activists want clarity on Comanche power plant emissions
People in Pueblo are at the forefront of an emerging partnership to quantify environmental justice hotspots in Colorado.
California vows to ban gas-fueled cars. But its record on big climate promises is mixed
Last month’s historic vote by the California Air Resources Board follows a number of sweeping state environmental actions that have met with varying degrees of success.
The fight against Toronto’s traffic-related air pollution has stalled
Pollution from highways and major roads causes premature death and illness across Canada. The solutions aren’t complicated, but the pandemic has made public health resources even more scarce.
Stakeholders hint at deal to avoid partial Jim Bridger plant shutdown
Air pollution: Roadside emissions sensors help Hong Kong clean its air in world first
Carbon monoxide and nitrogen oxide pollution have fallen sharply in Hong Kong since it introduced a world-first scheme to detect and repair vehicles with the highest emissions.