Reports
Crucial questions remain unanswered in the ongoing fight to protect M32 Maples, including who owns the trees.
Fight For Fair Air
Air pollution scientist Dr Gary Fuller on congestion charging, changing the conversation, and how we can protect ourselves.
Voices
Environmental lawyers say timescales to tackle illegal pollution are unacceptable
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A round up of climate change news from Bristol you may have missed this week.
Ammonia – one of the major sources of pollution is unregulated and unmonitored by the government.
Rees promises action but little in the way of detail and timeline
Council finally outlines two clean air plan proposals, but fails to produce analysis to back up its chosen options.
Conrad Energy may now appeal the decision for the hugely unpopular plans for St Philip’s Marsh gas power plant.
Local campaigners are dismayed that power generation could happen 80m from a nursery school.
A forgotten part of central Bristol is about to transform – but in whose interests?
Co-op Community
The Bristol Cable is launching a campaign calling for drastic action on Bristol's deadly air pollution. Here's why.
To get us out of cars and reduce air pollution, Bristol needs to radically overhaul its cycle network. Other cities are leading the way.
Key facts and figures on what’s in our air, where it comes from, and why we should worry.
As cities across the UK begin to tackle their toxic air, Bristol confirms extended delay to Clean Air Plan.
The Cable speaks to HOPE not Hate organiser Nick Spooner before our sneak preview screening of Undercover with the Alt-Right.
Ideas and Action
The Cable explores the present day relevance of the Feminist Archive South.
Delay in clean air action is defended by Labour despite criticisms, opposition parties put forward alternative proposals.
After harsh criticism from government for dragging its feet, the council was ordered to provide its plan to tackle air pollution by 21 February.
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Bristol Bison rugby player Ken Macharia speaks about his experience of detention, as the system comes under the spotlight.
Members are voting on our next campaign: Radical action is needed to tackle Bristol’s deadly pollution. Let’s make it happen.
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