ULEZ lowers air pollution most in London boroughs that opposed it, data reveals
- Pollution levels in London decreased by 27% after the expansion of the Ultra Low Emission Zone , according to a City Hall report.
- Nitrogen dioxide levels in outer London were nearly 5% lower than expected due to the Ulez expansion, benefiting air quality at 99% of monitoring sites since 2019.
- Sir Sadiq Khan stated that the Ulez expansion was crucial for reducing harmful emissions, resulting in improvements for London's deprived communities.
- Critics, including Colin Smith, argued that the Ulez expansion's one-size-fits-all approach created financial burdens and forced people to change jobs, impacting care networks.
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