Mayors: the run-up to 2020
Why London’s Ultra Low Emissions Zone is good policyIf successful, the ULEZ will save lives and demonstrate the benefits of city devolution.
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How can cities most effectively reduce air pollution?
Both Greater Manchester and Birmingham have released proposals to establish clean air zones - but which one is more likely to have a long term effect?
Cities are greener than you might think – density helps businesses and transport emit less CO2
Britain’s cities actually create less pollution per head than the rest of the country, but more could be done to make them even greener
The Clean Air Strategy – clean air or hot air?
As the Government launches its Clean Air Strategy, we examine whether it goes far enough in improving cities’ economies as well as their environment
Cities should lead the way in tackling climate change – here’s three ways they can do so
Cutting car usage, increasing density and reducing energy consumption should be the priority in urban areas
Three steps UK cities can take to tackle air pollution
Cities across the globe are leading the charge on clean air policies — UK cities can do more
Clean Air Case Studies
Find out how cities can promote clean air using our case studies library
UK cities cannot afford to stall any longer on tackling air pollution
A new court ruling could result in UK cities being required by law to improve local air quality
How can UK cities clean up the air we breathe?
Cities around the world are trying to reduce carbon emissions, this briefing showcases some of them.
Why a Workplace Parking Levy could help solve cities’ transport and congestion problems
The example of Nottingham shows how a Workplace Parking Levy can generate funding for public transport and free up land