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Residents slam ‘serious flaw’ in planning process in campaign to save threatened trees
Crucial questions remain unanswered in the ongoing fight to protect M32 Maples, including who owns the trees.
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Burning waste – green energy or just hot air?
A new waste incinerator is being built in Avonmouth, but critics say the industry is polluting and contradicts climate aims
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After delays, council releases plan to clean up toxic air
A thousand plus pages of documents have received mixed reactions and raised uncertainties as to whether it will be implementable
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‘If the water was killing hundreds of people every year, there would be an outcry’
Air pollution scientist Dr Gary Fuller on congestion charging, changing the conversation, and how we can protect ourselves.
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‘Children are being deprived of feeling part of their city’
Hartcliffe youngsters are campaigning for free bus travel for children.
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Government piles pressure on mayor over dirty air
A Clean Air Zone that includes charging private cars must be considered, said Therese Coffey MP.
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Lawyers are threatening action over council’s “seriously flawed” clean air plans
Environmental lawyers say timescales to tackle illegal pollution are unacceptable
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Extinction Rebellion may have dominated the headlines – but controversial debates are afoot in City Hall too
A round up of climate change news from Bristol you may have missed this week.
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Farming’s devastating impact on urban air pollution
Ammonia – one of the major sources of pollution is unregulated and unmonitored by the government.
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Campaigners dial up pressure on Mayor in day of clean air protests
Rees promises action but little in the way of detail and timeline
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Clean Air Plan: two options, no answers
Council finally outlines two clean air plan proposals, but fails to produce analysis to back up its chosen options.
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Controversial gas power station refused at development committee
Conrad Energy may now appeal the decision for the hugely unpopular plans for St Philip’s Marsh gas power plant.
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