Air management

Environmental lawyers ClientEarth are considering legal action over Greater Manchester’s air quality plans because its proposed clean air zone does not place restrictions on cars for personal use

People living near west London’s vast Southall Waterside contaminated land remediation project are preparing a court challenge against developer Berkeley Group

Basildon councillors have made a “decisive” decision not to implement a charging clean air zone, despite DEFRA threatening to impose one

The third round of noise mapping for England has identified hundreds of new noise hotspots, affecting more people than previously thought

EU legislation to cut emissions from large combustion plants has played a vital role in curbing air pollution, according to a new study by the European Environment Agency

Great Ormond Street Hospital is trying to improve air quality in and around its premises and educate the public coming through its doors at the same time

If Michael Gove left DEFRA for Downing Street would he remain a strong advocate for the environment? Jocelyn Timperley reports

The Environment Agency has revised conditions for a swathe of permitting conditions for the most common regulated activities. Gareth Simkins investigates

With around 34,700 medium combustion plants operating in the UK, the impacts of new EU rules limiting emissions of certain pollutants into the air from such plants are already being felt

The forthcoming Environment Bill presents a vital opportunity to respond to growing public and medical concern about air pollution, a parliamentary group has been told. Gareth Simkins hears what the experts have to say