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Environment, air quality: Low emission zone proposed for London. Mike Galey. Petroleum Review July 2006, P. 34-35
The Mayor of London recently unveiled a proposal to establish a London Low Emission Zone (LEZ), in a move welcomed by the Environmental Industries Commission (EIC). The evidence shows this to be an important measure to help achieve air quality objectives in London, with the clear benefit of improved public health for its residents and visitors alike, writes Mike Galey, Director of Marketing, Eminox, and Chair of the EIC’s Transport Pollution Control Working Group.
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Journal title: Petroleum Review
Subjects: Environment, Environmental protection, Protection of ambient air and climate, Health, Process control, Retail and marketing, Transport, Transportation of products, Transport not elsewhere specified, Public Health, Pollution control, Air quality
