A recording of the Thursday Talk – Clean Air Day and What is next for TUCAN? has now been published on YouTube. You can view it below:
You can view Professor Andrew Watterson’s PowerPoint Cleaning up the air in Scotland here
Hilda Palmer’s PowerPoint Tucan – Air pollution all in a day’s work is here and her presentation notes are here.
Further information
For more information contact janet@gmhazards.org.uk
If workplaces are vectors of transmission can they ever be virus free? Join us on Tuesday 22 June at 6pm to discuss this question with trade union and health and safety activists.
Tracy Edwards, Public and Commercial Services Union (PCS) (personal capacity)
Kathy Jenkins, Scottish Hazards campaign
Janet Newsham, Greater Manchester Hazards Centre and Zero Covid Campaign
PCS members working for the DVLA are currently in dispute over Covid safety failures Morning Star website
Clean Air Day has been held every year since 2017 and is co-ordinated by Global Action Plan. The need for action is clear. From the recent verdict at nine year old Ella Kissi-Debra’s inquest making a direct link between the air pollution she endured and her untimely death to the recent study published by University College London stating that globally we are experiencing at least 8.7 million deaths related to air pollution annually.
On Clean Air Day 2021 join the Hazards Campaign panel of experts from across the UK, to discuss what is happening in their country and what TUCAN should be doing to drive forward the air quality agenda throughout UK workplaces.
Register for the Hazards Campaign Thursday Talk here
Links to more information:
For more information contact janet@gmhazards.org.uk