Environment · 20 February 2020
The UK’s biggest eco-friendly fleet of refuse vehicles is about to hit the streets of Liverpool. Powered by Biomethane, a Compressed Natural Gas (CNG), the 20 strong fleet will help to radically cut Liverpool City Council’s carbon footprint. Producing 80 per cent fewer carbon emissions and 90 per cent less Nitrogen Oxide than the previous
Air Quality · 10 January 2020
A major road junction in South Liverpool is to undergo a huge safety upgrade - with dozens of new trees to be plated to enhance the area.
Air Quality · 19 December 2019
Work has begun to transform a historic boulevard in the Toxteth area of Liverpool that will boast a cycling first for the city. Contractors for Liverpool City Council are now on site at Princes Avenue and Road to embark on a £4m scheme featuring a unique cycle path along the central reservation. mncn (formerly North
Climate Change · 6 December 2019
Liverpool City Council Green Champions tell you how to make your festive season fun and environmentally friendly! The festive season is a special time that marks the end of the year, whether you are Christian, or a different faith, or no faith at all. It is a chance to pause and reflect on the last
News · 3 December 2019
Ahead of a reduced run of European show dates next year, Massive Attack announce a large scale super-low carbon emissions live show for 2020, to be held in Liverpool. The show, which will take place next Summer- will be produced to support development of the band’s Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research project announced last
Clean Air · 20 November 2019
In a secret bunker, a group of scientists may be on the brink of climate change alchemy! A group of scientists working in a secret underground lab in Liverpool have devised a novel way to improve the city’s air quality – and cut the footprint of food production. Thanks to pioneering techniques in aquaponics the
Air Quality · 18 September 2019
An innovative giant living wall, part of a global effort to increase green space in city centres, has been approved by Liverpool City Council.
