ENVIRONMENT

NLGN study highlights concerns over air quality

Unitaries are much less likely than Metropolitan councils and London boroughs to consider taking action on air quality as ‘extremely or very important’, the latest quarterly NLGN leadership index survey has found.

Unitaries are much less likely than Metropolitan councils and London boroughs to consider taking action on air quality as ‘extremely or very important', the latest quarterly NLGN leadership index survey has found.

All respondents from Metropolitan councils and London boroughs said taking action on air quality is ‘extremely or very important', compared to only 59% of  those from unitaries.

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