Regions with worst air pollution have least funding to tackle it
Philanthropy is forgetting about parts of the word which are most vulnerable to atmospheric toxins,
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Newbold Quarry: from depleted mineral void to vital wetland habitat
Nature recovery is one of the most important actions in the battle to stabilise and
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Council puts Burniston fracking plan on shaky ground
North Yorkshire Council moves to block fracking near Burniston, with final decision pending government environmental
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Bridging the gap as £1bn fund opens for repairs
New Structures Fund opens to councils, aiming to mend Britain’s ageing bridges, flyovers and tunnels
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New sensor detects hidden nano-scale pollution in minutes
A new sensing technology developed by researchers at TU Wien could dramatically change how scientists track pollution, cutting detection times from days or weeks to just minutes while identifying contaminants at levels as small as a few nanograms or picograms.
Post-pandemic cycling boom shows safety in numbers
Cycling in some of the world’s largest cities has continued to surge since the pandemic,
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Air Quality News magazine: issue 31 out now
The 31st issue of Air Quality News magazine is now available to read online. The
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Council must remove at-risk children, judge rules
A High Court judge has ruled that local authorities have a legal duty – not
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Kent Council unlawfully denied support to young asylum seeker
A High Court judge has significantly watered down a landmark ruling that had prevented local
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Editors Picks
40 councils take legal action as care home costs continue rising
A BBC North West report has revealed more than 2,000 people charged with incurring debt
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Westminster apologises for Millwall FC logo use in anti-racism campaign
Imagery featured a cartoon character dressed in Ku Klux Klan uniform with the football team’s
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Government seeks CEOs’ views on AI
Latest sectoral analysis survey aims to better understand the UK’s artificial intelligence sector and how
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Free online parenting support in West Berkshire
Parents and carers across the region can now access NHS-backed online learning programme Togetherness, for
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Editor's Pick
We can’t stop teens asking AI about body image, so how do we respond?
With 40% of seven to 12-year-olds now using generative AI, chatbots are becoming an unlikely confidante for young people navigating body image. However, a recent study shows helpful and harmful advice often appear in the same conversation.
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What the Dartmoor ‘overgrazing ruling’ means for statutory bodies in England
Ecological degradation and lack of livestock population control means a prized area of British countryside
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