“Cleaner construction practices are vital to tackle toxic air,” urges former Deputy Mayor of...

Former Deputy Mayor of London for Environment Matthew Pencharz has spoken at the 2018 Executive Hire Show (EHS) (Coventry, 7-8 February) about the need...

Research on global surface ozone levels highlights regions most affected by air pollution

New research led by the Universities of Leicester and Edinburgh and twelve other institutions worldwide has analysed ozone levels across the globe

New world record for mercury emissions monitor

Quantitech, the UK subsidiary of Gasmet Technologies, has announced that the Gasmet Continuous Mercury Monitoring system (CMM) is the first instrument to be certified...

Firm wins contract for national PM monitoring network

UK based environmental monitoring specialist Air Monitors has been awarded a contract by the Environment Agency to supply real-time particulate matter (PM) monitors to...

CEM 2018 conference programme unveiled

The Conference programme for CEM 2018 has been announced, with 51 speakers from 11 countries providing an opportunity for delegates to learn about the...

Report from the IMechE calls for a new Clean Air Act

A report released by The Institution of Mechanical Engineers on 23 January calls for the introduction of a new Clean Air Act, and...

Meeting MCPD demands for industrial boilers

With the Medium Combustion Plant Directive (MCPD) now European law, Kevin Houlden, Industrial and Commercial Specialist at Calor, advises on the steps that operators...

London’s air quality still within legal limits in mid-January for first time in 10...

Sadiq Khan, the Mayor of London, said on 15 January that for the first time since modern records began London was entering the third...
Brkert406 Protea

High temperature control for exhaust analysis

For those involved in designing and manufacturing analysis equipment for combustion engines, it is essential that they reproduce accurate results
A truck parked at a service station

More freight to rail for cleaner air, says study

switching more freight to rail on four of England’s most heavily congested freight routes has the potential to reduce air pollution and improve road safety
Man holding phone in front of tall building

Making the city smarter

City authorities in congested urban areas are turning to sensors, AI and new digital technologies for answers to the problem of air pollution
The Airbubbl in a car

Portable device removes NO2 and other pollutants from car interiors

Orders are being taken on kickstarter for a new appliance that appears to successfully remove NO2 and other traffic pollutants from the interior of cars.
Scientist at Genesis Bioscience

Using probiotics to tackle odour

Katie Edwards, R&D scientist at Genesis Biosciences, explores the causes of malodour in the workplace and offers her thoughts on biological odour neutralisers

Ricardo commissioned for major study focused on improving air quality in three cities in...

The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has commissioned Ricardo to carry out a major two-year study into improving air quality in three cities in China. The...

Particulate monitor incorporates latest advances in thermal and optical technology, says distributor

A specialist in monitoring instrumentation for air quality and greenhouse gases, Enviro Technology Services (ETS) is now offering the Model 4 Semi-Continuous OC-EC (Organic...

Firm produces “first ever” high resolution map of UK air pollution

EarthSense Systems has published MappAir® – said to the first ever high resolution nationwide map of air pollution.

System reduces the costs of pollution control for industrial processes

Lionel Macey, Technical Director at waste heat recovery firm ThermTech, looks at a solution that will reduce the costs associated with electrostatic precipitators, with...

Private sector support is key to reducing emissions in the Middle East and North...

Air quality experts from the University of Surrey are calling on private businesses to help the Middle East and North African (MENA) region reduce...

Chancellor could invest millions in NHS by closing pollution tax loophole

The Chancellor could use the Budget to close a £126 million tax loophole that benefits highly polluting vehicles, according to technology firm Dearman. Such...
Charlotte Morton

Clean Growth Strategy represents huge opportunity for cleantech

The company behind the Cleantech Innovate showcase has described the government’s new Clean Growth Strategy as a ‘huge opportunity for cleantech in the UK’.