Image by Kireyonok_Yuliya on Magnific Since the Clean Air Zone came into force, the conversation about Birmingham’s air has been almost entirely about engines. Which vehicles are compliant, who pays the daily charge, whether the boundary is drawn in the right place. That framing has been useful and it is now incomplete, because a growing body of research points to a source of urban particulate pollution that no emissions standard addresses and n…
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