Oxford Street pollution plummeted during bus strike, say scientists

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Research by King's College London leads to fresh calls for Mayor of London to step up efforts to tackle NO2 levels

Industrial action may not be the happiest way to test the environmental impact of removing buses from London's roads, but new analysis reveals the pollution levels in parts of the capital plummeted during...

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