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The purpose of the cross-party Campaign for Clean Air in London is to achieve urgently and sustainably at least World Health Organisation recommended standards of air quality throughout London.

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by Simon Birkett on Tue 18 Mar 2008 17:46 GMT | Permanent Link

Simon Birkett
Founder
Campaign for Clean Air in London
Under the auspices of The Knightsbridge Association
6 Montpelier Street
London SW7 1EZ

E: media@cleanairinlondon.org
T: 020 3287 1595
Skype: CleanAirLondon
www.cleanairinlondon.org

Keywords: Quality, Contact, London, Clean, Campaign, Air

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