Research by Tim (AQMRC) and Graham Parkhurst (CTS) into a lack of improvement in air pollution over past 20 years has hit the local and national headlines this week. Tim and Graham have been in London to present their work to the Royal Geographical Society but additional media interest in their work has stimulated discussion of the topic on news channels, print and digital media. UWE’s Press Release can be found here: http://info.uwe.ac.uk/news/uwenews/news.aspx?id=3442 and links to a small selection of articles on Tim and Graham’s work are shown below.
Wednesday, 31 August 2016
TIm gives presentation on air quality at DfT
On Tuesday 30th August, Tim gave a joint presentation with Professor Graham Parkhurst at the Department for Transport. The presentation on 'Why after two decades is air pollution from transport not declining?' Was part of the Royal Geographical Society knowledge exchange event organised by the Transport Geography Research Group.
TIm and Graham will also give the presentation at the annual RGS-IGB conference on Wednesday.
The work, which represents a summary of a considerable amount of research and practice by the AQMRC and Centre for Transport and Society over the last twenty years.
TIm giving three presentations at annual RGS conference
IN addition to the joint presentation with Graham Parkhurst of the Centre for Transport and Society at UWE (described in another article) Tim will be also giving two other presentations at the 2016 Royal Geographical Society conference based on work from the MOT (Motoring and vehicle Ownership and Trends in. The U.K.) project www.MOTproject.net
The first of these will cover an extension to the work published the journal of Energy Research and Social Science earlier this year and will consider 'Energy and the Urban:Rural Divide'.
The second presentation will consider 'The risk of spatial stress to electricity networks from deployment of electric vehicles'.
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