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Genuinely excellent news.

“We are now set to get London’s air to within legal limits by 2025, 184 years earlier than previously projected.”

A hundred and eighty four years.

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[–] DrunkEngineer@lemmy.world 7 points 3 months ago

Note quite...the PM2.5 ultrafine particulate pollution is the worst for health impacts. It is expected to remain at unhealthy levels, and they have no plan to address that. Simply converting to EV's will not eliminate PM2.5.