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PRESS RELEASE: A lesson for parents: 4 x 4 = dirty + dangerous

by Phil Burrows | Jan 11, 2005 | Transport

Protesting ‘Teachers’ give ‘could do better’ report cards to school-run 4×4 driversBirmingham Friends of the Earth has teamed up with the Alliance Against Urban 4x4s [1] to mark the first day back at school after the Christmas break...

A positive outlook for green electricity

by Phil Burrows | Jan 1, 2005 | Energy And Climate Change

Although 97% of electricity in the UK is currently produced in coal, gas, and nuclear power stations, and the renewable energy sector has a very long way to go from its current 3% share, there is cause for optimism.The UK electricity market was gradually opened to...

Local Transport Plans: Reasons to be cheerful, part 2?

by Phil Burrows | Jan 1, 2005 | Transport

As part of the on-going process for its transport agenda, the Department of Transport has just issued its Local Transport Plan (LTP) and Accessibility Planning Guidance notes.The draft guidance itself, referred to as the LTP2, is the second of its kind and provides a...

Air Quality: Brum still fuming mad

by Phil Burrows | Jan 1, 2005 | Transport

Annual nitrogen dioxide concentrations are likely to exceed legal limits in several areas of Birmingham, according to the draft 'Air Quality Action Plan' produced by the City Council's Environmental Protection Unit (EPU) this year.Nitrogen dioxide is...

PRESS RELEASE: A lesson for parents: 4 x 4 = dirty + dangerous

A positive outlook for green electricity

Local Transport Plans: Reasons to be cheerful, part 2?

Air Quality: Brum still fuming mad

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