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Banning parents from dropping off their children by car resulted in a big drop in toxic particulates at a primary school in the Olympic park, according to new research.
A study into the impact of the “school street” restrictions at Mossbourne Riverside Academy – which ban vehicles outside the school gates at the start and end of classes – found there had been a 45 per cent reduction in PM2.5 soot particulates in the morning.
Improving air quality on Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park ‘School street’ traffic restrictions in Olympic park credited for 45 per cent reduction in soot pollution
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Cop26: Traffic pollution levels rose by nearly a third in Glasgow during Cop26
Glasgow traffic pollution levels rose by nearly a third during COP26 summit
New data shows traffic pollution level rose by nearly a third in Glasgow during COP26