Let’s clear the air — how to tackle London’s air pollution problem with Professor Frank Kelly of the London Air Quality Network at King’s College London
Strolling down Oxford Street on a warm day makes the claim that it is in some cases the world’s most contaminated street appear believable. This, of course, is tough to prove or negate. The for London; Samantha Heath, Chief Executive of the London Sustainability Exchange; Justin Bishop, Senior Consultant in Transport Planning at Arup, and Simon Birkett, Founder and Director of Clean Air in London. Together they’ll be disputing and discussing procedures such as the Ultra Low Emission Zone coming into force in April 2019, and how combined technical, regulatory, and academic techniques can supply a solution to this serious health threat.To participate in the debate and put your own questions to the panel, join the Late Dispute on 7 th June. In the meantime, send your thoughts, questions, viewpoints, or snaps of electrical buses or cabs to @LTMInterchange on Twitter.
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