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International experts lead calls to embed nature in city infrastructure for better health and climate resilience
30 April 2025
Comment: The cost of not transitioning to Net Zero would be "astronomical" for the UK
18 March 2025
Can DIY greening solutions transform your street and combat climate change?
21 January 2025
Staying ahead of the next pandemic: Study identifies ventilation strategies to prevent super-spreader events aboard cruise ships
15 January 2025
Guildford’s first “living school gate” and green infrastructure deliver major health and environmental benefits
7 January 2025
Building green and blue spaces, such as parks, in new communities is crucial for cleaner air
3 December 2024
Public climate workshops
14 November 2024
Prashant Kumar wins 'air quality's Nobel Prize' – the Haagen-Smit Clean Air Award
22 October 2024
Rural belts around cities can reduce urban temperatures by over 0.5°C
18 July 2024
Samples from public spaces could show how coronavirus spreads through the air
A new study led by Imperial College London and the University of Surrey.
