Flame retardant scheme reports lower emissions

A voluntary flame retardant scheme has shown that engaging whole supply chains can cut production-phase emissions. But emissions from use and disposal are harder to tackle.

Marylebone Rd and Upper Thames Street in London are sprayed overnight with calcium magnesium acetate solution (photo: Simon Berkett/Clean Air in Cities Ltd)
Marylebone Rd and Upper Thames Street in London are sprayed overnight with calcium magnesium acetate solution (photo: Simon Berkett/Clean Air in Cities Ltd)

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