Policies "must link" air quality and climate
Environment policies at European, national and local level must take greater account of the complex interactions between air pollution and climate change, a group of experts advising the British government has urged. The group presented recommendations last week as a follow-up to findings unveiled in 2005 (EED 20/12/05). The experts say climate policies should cover air pollutants such as carbon monoxide and nitrogen oxide because they are precursors of the greenhouse gases methane and ground-level ozone. They identify measures benefiting both air quality and climate including reducing transport use. See press release and report.
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