Environment Journal talks to the people behind the Climate and Ecological Emergency Bill to hear about their journey, their aims and the struggles of getting the…
Features
Wood burning stoves, the great debate
Why do stoves remain popular with the public when they are a major source of indoor and outdoor air pollution? You’ve just come back from…
Why the fight for clean air is a social justice issue
Pippa Neill, reporter at Air Quality News, presents exclusive data highlighting the connection between air pollution and deprivation and explores the reasons behind why the…
Feature: Will we still need carbon offsetting in a net-zero world?
With the race to net-zero well and truly underway, companies, corporations and governments now have to start thinking seriously about how they will achieve their…
The true cost of your internet search
Environment Journal talks to Sophie Dembinski, UK country manager of search engine Ecosia to find out how to mitigate the environmental impact of our mindless…
The community-led revolution
The Transition Network has been changing the way that communities function since 2005 – the ongoing social experiment focuses on encouraging local people to come…
Electric Vehicle Fires – should we be concerned?
As more and more people purchase electric vehicles (EVs) there is a growing number of concerns about what happens if these vehicles set on fire. Air…
The dieselgate scandal five years on
Last month marked five years since the dieselgate scandal first came to light, in honour of this anniversary Air Quality News reporter Pippa Neill got in touch with…
The crucial link between air pollution and biodiversity loss
Pippa Neill, reporter at Air Quality News explores the worrying link between certain air pollutants and our declining natural environment. Biodiversity Loss The visual impact that air…
Car-free cities
Oslo has become the first car-free capital city in the world, could London be next? Since the 20th century, the car has dominated towns and…