Mark Sutton15 November, 2019 A newly published study of Denmark’s cycling infrastructure and the associated benefits attached to safe cycling has cemented links to improved health, reduced congestion and ever increasing numbers taking to bikes. Pulling data from eight of the key cycle superhighways that are present in the capital region, it was found that […]
‘We’re in a deep hole over the climate crisis and we need to stop digging,’ warn experts Damian CarringtonLast modified on Wed 20 Nov 2019 17.16 GMT The world’s nations are on track to produce more than twice as much coal, oil and gas as can be burned in 2030 while restricting rise in the
Stephen Burany Thu 21 Nov 2019 A cosy consensus among politicians allowed lofty targets to be set, and then ignored. But now voters want actual solutions The most shocking political development of 2019 may be the end of the nearly three-decade old consensus that the public doesn’t care about the climate crisis. People were hopelessly
Head of World Meteorological Organization says ‘no sign of a slowdown, let alone a decline’ Damian CarringtonLast modified on Mon 25 Nov 2019 18.48 GMT The concentration of climate-heating greenhouse gases has hit a record high, according to a report from the UN’s World Meteorological Organization. The jumps in the key gases measured in 2018
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Mark Sutton15 November, 2019 A newly published study of Denmark’s cycling infrastructure and the associated benefits attached to safe cycling has cemented links to improved health, reduced congestion and ever increasing numbers taking to bikes. Pulling data from eight of the key cycle superhighways that are present in the capital region, it was found that
Over 5,000 people responded to the public consultation on improvements to four areas spanning west London from Wood Lane to Notting Hill in May, TfL has announced. A large majority of respondents said the scheme would enable more people to walk and/or cycle in the area, the consultation report released today reveals. Over 70 per
The Royal Parks has released the results of its initial engagement survey on the principles of its draft Movement Strategy, and Londoners have overwhelmingly supported these and the Parks’ intention to begin to reclaim parks from cars, for people, walking and cycling. The Royal Parks are eight iconic and large green spaces scattered across London,
