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Health at COP26: meaningful progress or watered down promises?

Air Quality News reporter Chloe Coules reflects on the role of health at COP26 and explores whether the health emergency of climate change is being taken seriously by world leaders.

Biodiversity, Climate Change, Nature and Sustainability COP26 Features

Feature: COP26 needs to address air quality as well as climate change

Biodiversity, Climate Change, Nature and Sustainability COP26 Environment & Conservation Features Features & Opinion Headlines Net-Zero

Feature: The majority of UK organisations will miss net zero targets

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Bringing green and blue space into town centre regeneration

Features Headlines Waste and Recycling

The burning question – air pollution and plastic waste

Environment & Conservation Features Headlines

Global companies are not doing enough to prevent deforestation

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Gas boilers should be banned from 2025, says IEA

Environment & Conservation Features Features & Opinion

Environmental law after Brexit

Features Headlines Waste and Recycling

The burning question – air pollution and plastic waste

An estimated 381 million tonnes of plastic waste is produced globally each year. Many countries are left struggling to deal with this growing mountain of waste, particularly those in the Global South and so they are left with little option but to dump or burn it. Environment Journal investigates the air pollution impact of this.