Launch of the WMO-GAW Integrating Low-Cost Sensor Systems

Dr Iq Mead, has co-authored a paper on Integrating Low-cost Sensor Systems and Networks applications, linking to Breathe London project.

Professor Kelly attends Global Cooksafe Coalition launch in London

Professor Frank Kelly attended the launch of the unique coalition which looks at moving away from cooking with fossil fuels.

Our experts meet with Mats Bredborg from Volvo CE

Dr Carl Desouza and Dr Dan Marsh meets with Volvo CE to discuss construction equipment and it's burden on Air Pollution.

Cardinal Vaughan Memorial School learning about Air Pollution

Dr Helena Rapp-Wright and Esther Lie talks to pupils about the work they do and the impact of Air Pollution on our Climate.

Dr Leon Barron talks to The Observer about his work on analysing wastewater

How analysing wastewater can provide a snapshot of what's happening in our city.

Evening Standard podcast, London Mayoral Election, Prof Frank Kelly interview

Professor Frank Kelly was interviewed by the Evening Standard podcast for their London Mayoral Election coverage on ultra low emissions zone

The evidence is clear: low-emission zones like London's ULEZ work

Dr Gary Fuller's latest Pollution watch in The Guardian on evidence of health problems caused by air pollution.

Beyond the Flames: Expert talks to CLASP on Insights to Gas Cooking

Professor Frank Kelly talks to CLASP Europe about the impact of cooking with gas appliances.

Ammonia levels four time higher in Europe's farming regions

Dr David Green and the ERG team provide measurements data from 69 locations.

Study shows UK offshores emissions through used vehicle exports

Asthma emergency admissions plunged as lockdown improved air, Oxford study finds

Dr Gary Fuller, Pollution watch corner, The Guardian

Evidence grows of air pollution link with dementia and stroke risk

Dr Gary Fuller, Pollution watch corner, The Guardian

Human health effects of benzene, arsenic, cadmium, nickel, lead and mercury

Professor Frank Kelly and Dr Julia Fussell contribute to the WHO report on chemical effects on Human health

Brits' furniture could be making our IQ drop

Frank Kelly comments on bombshell study into toxic chemicals

The health cost of burning wood to warm homes

Dr Gary Fuller writes in The Guardian

Fires are the most polluting way to heat British homes this winter

Dr Gary Fuller writes in The Guardian

Professor Ben Barratt at The London Climate Technology Show

Professor Ben Barratt joined a panel at The London Climate Technology Show to discuss The Breathe London network

Is the UK doing enough to monitor air pollution?

The Breathe network is featured by the BBC as they look at current efforts to monitor air pollution in the UK

Drivers likely to benefit from London Ulez, Sadiq Khan to say

Report from the Environmental Research Group finds car users can be exposed to more damaging pollution than other road users and pedestrians

Study finds heavier cars increase air pollution

Research by Dr William Hicks has found larger cars cause greater particle pollution when braking

European Parliament calls for the EU to adopt WHO air quality standards by 2035

The EU has taken a momentous step towards tackling air pollution across the continent.

London Is Now the World’s Largest Low-Emissions Zone. Was the Fight Worth It?

The city now has fewer dirty cars and better air quality and is inspiring mayors around the world to consider similar plans.

Real time PM2.5 composition data for London available to the public

The Aerosol Science Team has released its PM dashboard, a web-based tool showing the chemical composition of PM2.5 in London’s air.

Ulez expansion: Contested claims examined

ERGs research is used to tackle claims against the expansion of the Ultra Low Emissions Zone in London

Ulez key to tackling ‘unacceptably high’ child illness and death, doctors say

Professor Frank Kelly shares his insight on the role of ULEZ in tackling child illness and death in London

‘What a waste of time and money’ – reactions to ULEZ High Court decision pour in

Professor Frank Kelly comments after the High Court decision to allow the ULEZ expansion to proceed.

What are the health effects of wildfires and how can I protect myself?

Professor Frank Kelly provides an understanding on the health impacts of wildfires.

Sadiq Khan in U-turn on ‘eco’ wood-burners amid pollution fears

Gary Fuller comments on reports that the Mayor of London has withdrawn his endorsement of "environmentally friendly" wood-burning stoves.

New York Times | A Fight to Improve London’s Air Quality, One Vehicle at a Time

Frank Kelly provides a comment to the New York Times on the expansion of the ULEZ in London.

Route Map to Net Zero Construction

Dan Marsh, Programme Manager for CLEC discusses Emissions & Air Quality Smart Class 2023

Westminster Commission for Road Air Quality – Air Quality Awards

The award for Best Air Quality Strategy in recognition of work in construction reducing emissions went to CLEC on 27th April 2023.

‘Air quality shouldn’t be political, it’s a health issue’

Professor Frank Kelly talks to the Evening Standard on why air quality should not be a political issue.

Pet flea treatments are polluting rivers, scientists warn

Dr Leon Barron talks to The Times about pet chemicals polluting our rivers.

Wood burners: On smoke patrol in London

John Casey, Senior Air Quality Analyst measures harmful smoke from wood burners in residential streets.

Pollution watch: London Ulez cuts traffic fumes but heating is concern

Dr Gary Fuller reports on the Ultra Low Emission Zone, and how heating may become a barrier to reducing air pollution.

Arsenic found in London air raises fears over use of waste wood as fuel

Dr Anja Tremper at Imperial College London, tracks data found in arsenic particles in London.