Including 5 closely related terms such as emissions, emission, and emissions.
… Hughes (Involve), and Ian Thomas, CEO of Kingston’s Council. The assembly members heard presentations from Dr Andrew Cross and Peter Bond from RBK about the current air quality situation in Kingston and the sources of emissions. Assembly members also heard from Professor Frank Kelly (King’s College London), Dr Ian Mudway (King’s College London), and Annette Pautz (Kingston Respiratory…
…; 2.3. Encourage clean vehicle use by implementing an Ultra Low Emissions Zone (ULEZ); 2.4. Enable wider electric vehicle adoption and use within the borough through preferential access to bus lanes and certain restricted access zones; 2.5. Create planning regulations that ensure new developments deliver clean air for communities. 13 All actions received a strong…
… responsible use of wood-burning stoves ● Less idling ● Improved construction practices ● Target 50% reduction in emissions from domestic biomass and commercial cooking over 2 years ● Safer, less polluting building sites ● Healthier builders, happier neighbourhoods, bigger lung capacity ● Better use of section 106 money ● Incorporate bike storage ● Ensure indoor air quality…
…. electric, hydrogen, etc.); 5.4. Increase restrictions for polluting vehicles through Ultra Low Emissions Zone in the centre for example and Low Emissions Zone in the rest of the Borough; 5.5. Reintroduce Park & Ride using electric buses. 19 All actions received a strong majority of support from assembly members, with only action 5.5. falling slightly short of 80…
… with regards to domestic biomass and commercial cooking emissions ● Fantastic, especially 50% reduction by 2025 ● The council can really drive some serious positive change through this recommendation ● Specifically supports many Kingston into low-emissions zone ● We have to look to the future and cut out air pollution ensuring new builds are constructed in a way that is friendly to the environment…