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Tag Archives: Air Pollution
EU air pollution poses health and climate risks
Air pollution poses a serious risk to the health and surrounding environment of European citizens, a new report warns. The Air Quality in Europe assessment by the European Environment Agency (EEA) reveals 90% of residents in European cities are exposed … Continue reading
Air quality: Tata facing huge bill for improvements at Scunthorpe steelworks
TATA Steel could be faced with a bill running into tens of millions of pounds to improve air quality around Scunthorpe. Tough new rules have been introduced by the European Union to tackle emissions – and the steel industry is … Continue reading
Air pollution ‘still harming Europeans’ health’
Air pollution is still continuing to damage European citizens’ health and the environment, latest figures show. The European Environment Agency (EEA) listed tiny airborne particles and ozone as posing a “significant threat”. However, the authors said nations had significantly cut … Continue reading
Air pollution as great a risk as smoking during pregnancy
Exposure to even low levels of common air pollutants during pregnancy significantly increases the risk of babies being born small, according to one of the largest studies of its kind. The research, published in The Lancet Respiratory Medicine journal, found … Continue reading
Air pressure high – air quality low
September is normally a good month for air pollution. By this time of year the sun is starting to weaken, making it hard for summertime smog to form and the nights are not yet long, or cold, enough for wintertime … Continue reading
Upper Holloway school makes shocking air pollution discovery
Islington youngsters have discovered that air pollution outside their school is more than double the limit set by the European Union. Pupils from St John’s Upper Holloway Church of England Primary School found streets in the area regularly had nitrogen … Continue reading
Chinese Cooking to Blame for Beijing Air Pollution
A Beijing official has said Chinese cooking is to blame for the city’s air pollution problem. China’s Xinhua news agency reports that Zhao Huimin, director with the Beijing Foreign Affairs Office, said the capital’s pollution was, in part, caused by … Continue reading
Air quality masterplan to battle pollution in Abu Dhabi
An air-quality strategy being prepared by the Environment Agency Abu Dhabi could for the first time include pollution limits for industries in the capital. The move aims to limit pollutants such as ozone and particulates that contribute to a range … Continue reading
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