Government response the Environmental Audit Committee report on air quality in the UK. Cm 7966
Command Paper 7966
Document Status
Current
Supplement
Sustainability, Environment, Development & Planning
Series
Command Paper
Abstract
Sets out the UK Government’s response to the conclusions and recommendations of Environmental Audit Committee report on air quality in the UK. This report examined the problem of poor air quality and set out to assess whether the Government was developing an effective strategy for meeting its obligations under the EU air quality directives and whether the strategy would ensure that air pollution was reduced to acceptable levels across the UK.
History
To be read with Air quality (HC 229-I of session 2009-10) and Air quality (HC 229-II of session 2009-10) (both HOC, 2010).
Subjects
- Waste planning
- Pollution control
- Planning and development
- Other planning disciplines
Publisher History
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