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We often think of dirty air in terms of busy roads and exhaust fumes but some of the most immediate dangers are found within our four walls. Here Nicola Slawson explains how many of them are caused by cleaning products and sealed windows
Data startup CentricLab crunched environmental and health effects of toxic air in hundreds of wards across capital as new app encourages children to become family eco influencers
Face the effects of pollution head on
Project analysing millions of buildings by University College London for the Greater London Authority also shows how the capital's landmarks fared for the amount of heat that leaks out from them
Fragments of sanitary pads, balloons, elastic bands and carrier bags were found in crabs' stomachs
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Readings of nitrogen dioxide fell by a third in the capital at the start of the week, as the coronavirus pandemic reduced traffic levels
Breathe free at home using these during coronavirus lockdown to combat household pollution
'Clean' electric car sales are still dwarfed by the traditional SUV market - but will a new decade spur a shift towards the eco alternative?
Newham, Westminster and Islington are among the worst areas
People who grew up surrounded by poor air quality are more likely to develop depression and bipolar disorder
Pollution can hinder fertility in both men and women living in big cities
What is London made of? To learn about the quotidian existence of its citizens, look to the murky waters that rush beneath its bridges — and, more importantly, what’s in them, says Samuel Fishwick
As the issue of single-use plastic garners more media attention than ever before, brands are turning to eco-friendly alternative to fight the growing problem
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