New project aims to tackle transport-related exclusion
Sustrans has teamed up with the University of West England to address transport-related barriers faced by young people in the
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Manchester walking and cycling consultations enter their final week
Consultations for the Manchester City Centre and Wythenshaw Active Travel Schemes enter their final week. These two projects are intended
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Shipping on trial – the true cost of buying online
Environment Journal reporter Pippa Neill investigates the true air pollution cost of our online shopping habits. Picture the scene – it’s
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Are Low Traffic Neighbourhoods the latest casualty of the culture wars?
Everyone seems to have an opinion on Low Traffic Neighbourhoods (LTNs). Environment Journal reporter Pippa Neill speaks to both sides
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Road salts are threatening the world’s water supply
Road salts are threatening the world’s freshwater supplies, according to a new study published by researchers at the University of
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Majority of SUVs are bought by people in cities
Three-quarters of all SUVs sold in the UK between 2019 and 2020 are registered to urban households, according to a
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An Initiative to Decarbonise the Transportation Sector in Northeast U.S. Picks Up Speed
A recent study conducted by the Transportation, Equity, Climate and Health (TRECH) project issued a preliminary conclusion that a regional
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Researchers awarded funding to investigate EV battery development
30 UK universities have an ‘excellent commitment’ to sustainable transport infrastructure, according to new data published by money.co.uk. The researchers
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WJ Group make an award-winning start on a journey to Net Zero
Highways England recently presented WJ Group with the ‘Excellence in Environment and Sustainability Award’ for their exceptional approach to sustainable
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New £120m zero emission bus scheme launches
Transport Secretary Grant Shapps has announced the launch of a new scheme that will enable local transport authorities to purchase
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British Airways named second biggest climate polluter
Three of the biggest recipients of airline bailouts – Lufthansa, British Airways and Air France – were the three biggest
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Scotland set to receive its first biomethane refuelling station
New HGV biomethane refuelling station is set to open in Glasgow by November. The station which is being built by
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£54m investment for net-zero transport
The Advanced Propulsion Centre (APC) has allocated more than £54m in government and industry funding to accelerate the development of
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£20m competition will seek to decarbonise shipping industry
The government has launched a new £20m competition to help decarbonise the shipping industry. The funding will be used to
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Manchester City Council consider new zero-carbon transport strategy
Manchester City Council’s Executive to consider a new transport strategy that would improve public transport and active travel networks across
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£3m investment into the UK’s first hydrogen transport hub
Tees Valley to become home to the UK’s first-ever hydrogen transport hub. The Transport Hub will bring together leading figures
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SUVs are preventing Britain from achieving its net-zero goals, says NAO
Despite an increase in the number of electric and hybrid vehicles, carbon emissions from passenger cars have fallen by just
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Waltham Forest Council to continue zero-emission deliveries
Waltham Forest Council has announced that they will extend their contract with Zedify in order to continue their zero-emission delivery
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Low Carbon Vehicle Partnership back net-zero
The Low Carbon Vehicle Partnership (LowCVP) has rebranded in a bid to accelerate net-zero. LowCVP is a public-private partnership that
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Windship Technology unveils new zero-emission ship
Windship Technology has created a new zero-emission ship that could help to revitalise the industry. The True Zero Emission ship
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