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Pressure is mounting on local authorities to tackle air pollution in Ipswich after a survey found 62% of residents want it made a priority
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Pressure on as 62% of residents want air pollution made a priority

Suffolk County Council has launched an air quality survey across the Ipswich area in a bid to help inform future policy for intervention in the town Suffolk County Council has launched an air quality survey across the Ipswich area in a bid to help inform future policy for intervention in the town
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Council takes action to tackle 'horrendous' air pollution in Ipswich

Exposure to poor air quality can lead to a number of health issues, including strokes, heart disease and lung cancer Exposure to poor air quality can lead to a number of health issues, including strokes, heart disease and lung cancer
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Town's pollution levels over WHO guidance as 65 die a year

Council officials say air pollution has improved in east Suffolk Council officials say air pollution has improved in east Suffolk
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Air quality improves in east Suffolk - pollution action zones set to be removed

Even the new-generation Ford Fiesta, Britain�s best-selling car, qualifies for the �2,000 scrappage incentive. Picture: Ford Even the new-generation Ford Fiesta, Britain�s best-selling car, qualifies for the �2,000 scrappage incentive. Picture: Ford
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Ford launches scrappage scheme to improve air quality

The motor industry has challenging CO2 cut targets and it�s going to get harder. Picture: Newspress The motor industry has challenging CO2 cut targets and it�s going to get harder. Picture: Newspress
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Harder road ahead to hit lower CO2 targets with tax changes, diesel dilemma, buying habits

Many motorists want more action taken to cut vehicle pollution. Many motorists want more action taken to cut vehicle pollution.
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More action needed to combat vehicle pollution and improve air quality, says RAC Report on Motoring

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