As thermometers rocket into the 30s across many parts of Britain, and forecasts predict the hot weather to last well into July, the country desperately needs leaders to rethink climate resilience and adaptation.
The Clean Air Fund partners with organisations that promote air quality data and action across the world, influencing and supporting policymakers. Tom Grylls leads on work relating to super pollutants, and is currently championing efforts to tackle two of the most deadly types of emission – both responsible for fuelling climate change while causing irreparable damage to our lungs.