Businesses urged to sign up to new Clean Air Taskforce

James Murray
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As government launches latest clean air funding round, Environment Minister Rebecca Pow calls on businesses to join the likes of Uber, Engie, and Philips in backing new initiative

Businesses are today being urged to join a new clean air coalition designed to accelerate the adoption of proven existing technologies that can help tackle the UK's dirty air. Just days after new data...

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