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Low Emission Zone delay shows Scottish Government ‘not serious’ about air pollution action
People in Scottish cities are people forced to breathe toxic traffic fumes for another year.
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People in Scottish cities are people forced to breathe toxic traffic fumes for another year.
With many public spaces insufficient for social distancing, some Councils are failing to take the support on offer.
An affordable, reliable bus service run in the public interest will improve air quality, reduce climate emissions, and make the city safer for everyone.
The longstanding need to take action on air pollution to improve public health is only heightened by coronavirus.
The Cabinet Secretary’s move will help create Space for People to safely socially distance.
Scottish Councils urged to follow international examples and widen footpaths and expand cycle lanes
Campaigners make call as Scottish Govt gives financial support to bus industry.
Official figures show Scotland going the wrong direction on climate emissions from transport.
Low Emission Zones plans exclude 1800 car parking spaces and one of Scotland’s most polluted streets.
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