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Ulez expansion led to significant drop in air pollutants in London, report finds
(www.theguardian.com)
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this post was submitted on 25 Jul 2024
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I knew Universal Lesbians were good for the environment.
Lesbians for everyone!
Is there a bigger societal waste day-in-day-out than people sitting in traffic jams? Any measure that reduces car journeys taken is a good measure in my books.
Whenever I’m in London I’m shocked by how many people are driving about. It must be so miserable doing that everyday, especially when the public transportation is so good.
Oh dear, that must have massively disturbed profits for shareholders.