Dublin Commuter Coalition releases manifesto calling on politicians to prioritise public transport Shauna Bowers Fri, Jan 17, 2020, 11:29 Enabling more people to cycle is the easiest way to reduce overcrowding on public transport and encourage more sustainable modes of commuting, a commuter lobby group has said. Dublin Commuter Coalition has also called for the […]
Simon JenkinsThu 16 Jan 2020 18.55 GMT The great god Car is dead. The former acolytes assembled in the British petrolhead’s chief city of Birmingham this week and announced they never want to see bumper, bonnet or wheel spoke again – with most cars to be banned from a centre they hope can become uncongested,
Gaby HinsliffTue 14 Jan 2020 14.21 GMT Imagine a capital city where nobody has to die on the roads. It may sound almost impossible, but last year not a single pedestrian, cyclist or child lost their life on the streets of Norway’s capital, Oslo; the only fatality recorded was a motorist crashing into a fence.
Unless we focus on shared solutions, violent storms and devastating blazes could be the least of the world’s troubles. Civilisation itself will be at risk Mon 30 Dec 2019 ‘Good morning. Here is the shipping forecast for midday, 21 June, 2050. Seas will be rough, with violent storms and visibility ranging from poor to very
Paris-style proposal to counter loss of ecosystems and wildlife vital to the future of humanity will go before October summit Patrick GreenfieldMon 13 Jan 2020 11.41 GMT Almost a third of the world’s oceans and land should be protected by the end of the decade to stop and reverse biodiversity decline that risks the survival
Last decade was also hottest yet in 150 years of measurements, say scientists Damian CarringtonLast modified on Thu 16 Jan 2020 08.29 GMT What the five hottest years on Earth look like – in pictures The year 2019 was the second hottest on record for the planet’s surface, according to latest research. The analyses reveal
Rising temperatures will mean more deaths from crashes, assaults and suicide, says study Damian CarringtonLast modified on Mon 13 Jan 2020 20.15 GMT Rising temperatures caused by global heating are likely to increase deaths from road crashes, violence, suicides and drowning, according to new research, and will affect young people most. Deaths from injuries have
Brainstorm at Think&Do; safer routes to school; Meeting with CEC; Raising Awareness of the Useful Amount of High Quality Infrastructure that Now Exists in Camden
The pre-Covid consultations were all supported; the remainder were ETOs. Total seventy + two car bike ports 2020. Started to respond again for December batch
Discussed at our meeting on 20th January and with Camden officers on 28th
