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US transition to electric vehicles would save over 100,000 lives by 2050 – study

Swapping gas for zero-emission vehicles would also lead to 2.8m fewer asthma attacks and avoid 13.4m sick days

Pollution back at illegal levels on former ‘zero-emissions street’ in London

Experimental ban on petrol and diesel vehicles on Beech Street near Barbican ended in September

Sold out: why Australia doesn’t have enough electric vehicles to go around

Waiting lists of thousands, cars selling out in seconds – welcome to the frustrating world of the Australian EV buyer

UK government vows 10-fold increase in electric car chargers by 2030

New target comes after criticism of infrastructure rollout for failing to match surging vehicle sales

The green policies left out of Rishi Sunak’s spring statement

Five policies the chancellor could have introduced to make his package of measures more environmentally friendly

Tyre Extinguishers – deflating SUV tyres as a form of climate action

UK activists fighting climate heating and pollution say public response more welcoming than expected

Greenwich becomes fourth London council to oppose Silvertown tunnel

Opponents of £2bn road tunnel say scheme will increase traffic and pollution

Manchin ‘very reluctant’ on electric cars in ominous sign for Biden’s climate fight

Centrist Democrat, who holds key swing vote in US Senate, has poured scorn on the idea of phasing out gasoline and diesel cars

UK ministers urged to promote e-bikes to tackle health and climate crises

Campaigners say subsidy scheme could create £2bn in health benefits and cut 1m tonnes of emissions annually

Is a Madagascan mine the first to offset its destruction of rainforest?

Researchers say the island’s biggest mine is on track to achieve no net loss of forest but that ‘there remain important caveats’

Just 0.1% of idling drivers fined in central London, data reveals

Exclusive: Toxic air pollution kills thousands of people in city every year but higher fines not being levied

Ulez ‘to cover all of Greater London by end of next year’

Sadiq Khan’s plan would cut number of most polluting cars on London’s roads by further 20,000-40,000 a day

Lobbyist opposed to UK petrol cars ban is director of fuel additive firm

Howard Cox denies any conflict of interest in his links to fair fuel group of MPs and company Ultimum

Major flood warning issued for Brisbane after ‘rain bomb’ unleashes havoc on south-east Queensland and northern NSW

Seventh person dies, with two more missing, and major flood warnings issued for Brisbane, Ipswich, Lismore and Grafton

Plug in your car … but only Britain’s richer motorists can charge up cheaply

Drivers with no off-street parking must use public charging points and miss £950 in savings, warns thinktank

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