City of London grants ClientEarth £100,000 to expand air pollution work

Michael Holder
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Environmental law firm gets cash boost to increase awareness of air pollution among businesses in UK capital

ClientEarth has been awarded £100,000 to expand its work tackling air pollution in the UK capital by the City of London Corporation's charity arm, City Bridge Trust. Announced late last week, the funding...

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