Find out how CMS SupaTrak are using their telematics technology to push for air monitoring, with OWL and WCRAQ, in order to highlight the dangers that air pollution poses.
Category: Recent News
Is Boris Johnson’s New Deal Green?
Edie questions whether Johnson’s “build build build” policy is really committed to protecting the UK’s natural environment: Prime Minister Boris Johnson will announce a multi-billion-pound “New Deal for Britain” that prioritises jobs and infrastructure growth to respond to the economic…
Air pollution linked with higher COVID-19 death rates
People with COVID-19 who live in US areas with high levels of air pollution are more likely to die from the disease than people who live in less polluted places, according to a new nationwide study from Harvard TH Chan School of Public Health. The study,…
‘Once in a lifetime’ opportunity to reduce pollution
Air pollution is the largest environmental risk to UK public health. A cross-party group of MPs are to explore whether the COVID-19 pandemic can act as a catalyst for change. Click here to read more
The Westminster Commission for Road Air Quality Launches
A new commission has been set up under the Chair of Barry Sheerman MP to reduce road air pollution and to influence Government policy to promote cleaner air. The Westminster Commission for Road Air Quality (WCRAQ) aims to reduce air pollution…
Meet our Working Party Chair for Air Quality Monitoring – Professor Roland Leigh.
The Westminster Commission for Road Air Quality consists of six working parties chaired by the foremost experts in their fields. The Westminster Commission for Road Air Quality is delighted to introduce our Chair for the Air Quality Monitoring working party…
Come and help us shape air quality policy!
The Westminster Commission for Road Air Quality, Chaired by Barry Sheerman MP, is looking for new members to join our five working parties. The Westminster Commission for Road Air Quality is a social enterprise which has the objective to improve…
ClientEarth Newsletter & Covid-19
Initial studies suggesting a link between the impact of Covid-19 and polluted air discussed in ClientEarth April News Letter