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Tag: pedestrianization

Don’t breathe in Oxford Street

By Robert Holden Posted on August 18, 2015 Posted in green streets, landscape architecture Tagged with air pollution, London, pedestrianization, public transport, urban design

                        Caption: An image of a traffic free Oxford Street from one of Labour’s 2016 Mayoral candidates, Christian Wolmar. David Carslaw’s paper at the June 2014 London Air Quality Network …

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