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We are pleased to publish two new reports from the Joining Forces to Improve Air Quality and Health workshop held October 2020, and the Air Pollutant Toxicology Round Table held December 2020.
New Funding Call from UKRI Trusted and Connected Data and Analytics Research Environments (DARE)
The UKRI Trusted and Connected Data and Analytics Research Environments (DARE) programme sprint project competition is open. The funding call will support up to ten Sprint Exemplar Projects. More information can be found here.
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CAGE: Clean Air Gas Engine
The CAGE project (Clean Air Gas Engine) brings together the gas engine development expertise of project…
TRANSITION Clean Air Network – Optimising air quality and health benefits associated with a low-emission transport and mobility revolution in the UK
The aim of the TRANSITION network is to identify, prioritise and tackle indoor and outdoor air quality challenges linked to the UK low emission mobility revolution, bringing together academics…
ANTICIPATE: Actively anticipating the unintended consequences on air quality of future public policies
UK public policies can have significant environmental, economic, social and political consequences over both near and distant timescales, but the full range of impacts are not always thoroughly considered at the appraisal stage…
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View all eventsData Science in Air Quality and Health: Bringing together data to improve air quality for the health of the nation
An important part of the Stratigic Priorities Fund Clean Air Champions work has been around exploring where some…
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The Clean Air programme is jointly delivered by the Natural Environment Research Council (NERC) and the Met Office, with others.
