AIR QUALITY BULLETIN July 2015 Issue 111 AVIATION NEWS 2 Loophole stalls road link 3 St Austell houses go ahead despite bad air 4 Part B sites up 5 5-Ps for low emissions FEATURES 6 Fracking. An air pollu- tion risk? 7-9Fiery Commons debate on air quality...
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AIR QUALITY BULLETIN July 2015 Issue 111 AVIATION NEWS 2 Loophole stalls road link 3 St Austell houses go ahead despite bad air 4 Part B sites up 5 5-Ps for low emissions FEATURES 6 Fracking. An air pollu- tion risk? 7-9Fiery Commons debate on air quality 12-13 RESEARCH Fracking may have VOC effects 14 HOT AIR/EVENTS Hacking and direct action on Heathrow IN BRIEF SAS ozone? Analysis by David Muir, formerly of Bristol City Council, has suggested there were ozone spikes at the time that three SAS soldiers died of heat exhaustion on a training exercise on Dartmoor. Simon Birkett of Clean Air in London commented: “We consider that the contribution, if any, of ozone pollution in the circumstances reported throughout the inquest into the tragic deaths of three SAS soldiers in July 2013 should be investigated. We have published the evidence and sent it to the coroner. The coroner decided last year that the issue was not relevant.” Clean Air in London had told the coroner: “In the light of wha
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