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Tag Archives: 2012 London Olympics
Pollutionwatch: Olympic athletes vulnerable to bad air quality
The effects of air pollution on athletes came to the fore during the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics, where Steve Ovett collapsed with reparatory problems after the 800 meters final, citing air pollution as a major trigger for his exercise induced … Continue reading
2012 Olympics: Leicester university pollution system gets trial
An advanced air pollution monitoring system invented by British scientist at the University of Leicester will go on trial at the 2012 London Olympics. Withe the CityScan technology air quality can be screened and its creators can create a precise … Continue reading
Air pollution prematurely killing 13,000 people a year in Britain, says MIT
Major study reveals air pollution is killing 13000 people a year prematurely in Britain. The study is embarrassing for the government in light of the London Olympics and the Diamond Jubilee this summer. Air pollution prematurely killing 13,000 people a … Continue reading
The gluing is no way to clean up London | Dirty air has been linked to up to 30% of childhood asthma
Boris Johnson, gluing pollution to the ground is no way to clean up London | Siobhan Grimes and Alice Haworth-Booth | Environment | guardian.co.uk. The road spraying is set to continue in the run up to the Olympics in an … Continue reading
Boris Johnson accused of trying to hide pollution levels
Boris Johnson accused of trying to hide pollution levels before Olympics – Telegraph It has been known for some time that dust suppressants are being used in London’s pollution hotspots. There are many questions to be asked about health and … Continue reading
London Olympics: politics, pollution and plague
London Olympics: politics, pollution and plague | Environment | guardian.co.uk





