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Electric Vehicles The idea of electric vehicles circulates in the news on a frequent basis, but last year less than 1% of cars sold were electric. Two global companies, Tesla…

Europe’s car industry has suggested that the entire road infrastructure of Europe should be resurfaced in order to prevent the requirement for mandatory cuts to car emission targets by 2030.…

Biogas Buses A pilot project on biogas buses by operator First West of England has demonstrated the potential of using bioenergy as fuel for public transport. A 40 seater bus,…

Strasbourg’s European Commission Plenary Sessions On 27th October a resolution was passed by the European Commission in Strasbourg, committing to stricter diesel emissions testing and investigation of suspected emissions test…

Levels of air pollution are worse in London than anywhere in the UK, with levels of nitrogen dioxide exceeding the legal limit somewhere in all of London’s Boroughs. Due to…

Public Health England predict that around 3,000 people each year are estimated to die from polluted air in London. The statistic is put into shocking perspective when considering this is…

This September saw the new Euro 6 standards come into effect, with an aim to reduce emissions from diesel car engines. But what will these changes mean for car producers,…

Following a lot of hard work our new website was finally launched last week. As you can see, as well as looking great, it has greatly expanded the amount of…

The Department of Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA) has recently released a Draft Air Quality Plan to set out what the government is doing, and intends to do, to…

Earlier this week Redmore Environmental reached the significant milestone of 50 projects completed since its inception in March 2015. With sites covering the length and breadth of the British Isles,…