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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Government Minister acknowledges, for the very first time, possibility of 35,000 premature deaths in a year due to air pollution in the UK
Better Air for Better Health
Parliament's Environment Audit Committee unearths evidence of over a decade of government failings or 'cover-ups' over air quality premature deaths
Government tells 'Clean Air in London' 'there has
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been a cover-up' on air quality premature deaths
Air quality: Protecting public health and moving forwards not backwards in London
Draft Air Quality Standards Regulations 2010 fail to transpose many important elements of new Directive
Mayor's draft Transport Strategy is
not
yet 'fit for purpose'. 'Clean Air in London' calls for WEZ to remain and Phase 3 of LEZ to go ahead unless air quality impacts are offset fully
'Clean Air in London' urges Government to apologise over air quality failings or "cover-ups" and seeks support from Environmental Audit Committee and others
'Clean Air in London' article in 'Building a Living City' published by Westminster City Council in 2009
The most-read stories of 2009
One of the worst public health failings or 'cover-ups' in modern history with over 250,000 premature deaths due to poor air quality in the UK undisclosed over 10 years
'Clean Air in London' applauds European Commission's decision to reject UK's application to delay compliance with health based laws for dangerous airborne particles (PM10) in London
Mayor of London has a statutory duty to ensure his Air Quality Strategy includes policies and proposals for the achievement of the air quality standards
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