no, i'm not talking about greener washing machine detergents.
i'm talking about the number of projects i've been asked to join recently looking at air quality in cities, and correlating it with transport, health, etc
I remember when they cleaned the victorian coal-smoke black off of Westminster Abbey.
I remeber when they got rid of led (anti-knocking) additives in petrol.
I remember when they banned smoking in public places.
I'd have thought it was completely obvious that we should have a lot less crap in the air. whether its from cigarettes, or diesel, or coal or just people talking rubbish.
lets move on to more important things like reliable safe water, sea level, extreme weather, and species extinction.
lets stop window-dressing (eco-washing - as in ethics washing) with these superficial, trivial, obvious problems which have solutions which happen as a side effect of solving the really big problems.
i'm talking about the number of projects i've been asked to join recently looking at air quality in cities, and correlating it with transport, health, etc
I remember when they cleaned the victorian coal-smoke black off of Westminster Abbey.
I remeber when they got rid of led (anti-knocking) additives in petrol.
I remember when they banned smoking in public places.
I'd have thought it was completely obvious that we should have a lot less crap in the air. whether its from cigarettes, or diesel, or coal or just people talking rubbish.
lets move on to more important things like reliable safe water, sea level, extreme weather, and species extinction.
lets stop window-dressing (eco-washing - as in ethics washing) with these superficial, trivial, obvious problems which have solutions which happen as a side effect of solving the really big problems.
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