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| - charge to tackle climate change, February 12 topic
* London's poor air quality tackled with launch of Low Emission Zone, February 4 topic
* Campaign for Better Transport, Greenpeace and FoE applaud London gas-guzzler congestion charge rise, February 12 topic Your comment - Contribute via our Forums or a type article, or on any article via its talk page - click on 'talk' link at top of page
* Mayor sets out 2008/2009 budget proposals "to continue London's 'green' revolution", January 22 Proposals include
* Transport for London working with local borough councils to encourage and support the implementation of borough-wide default 20mph speed limits in all residential areas. This follows huge success in reducing casualties where 20mph restrictions have operated, and
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| - charge to tackle climate change, February 12 topic
* London's poor air quality tackled with launch of Low Emission Zone, February 4 topic
* Campaign for Better Transport, Greenpeace and FoE applaud London gas-guzzler congestion charge rise, February 12 topic Your comment - Contribute via our Forums or a type article, or on any article via its talk page - click on 'talk' link at top of page
* Mayor sets out 2008/2009 budget proposals "to continue London's 'green' revolution", January 22 Proposals include
* Transport for London working with local borough councils to encourage and support the implementation of borough-wide default 20mph speed limits in all residential areas. This follows huge success in reducing casualties where 20mph restrictions have operated, and will continue the impressive record of the current 41 per cent reduction in the number of people killed or seriously injured on London's roads compared to the mid to late 1990s.
* The importance of walking and cycling will be recognised by increasing existing budgets to £62m for 2008/9, up from around £13m in TfL's first full year - close to a fivefold increase. This builds on London’s recent cycling renaissance and position as the only major city in the world to have achieved a shift from private car use to public transport, walking and cycling.
* £600k will be made available to support the implementation of the East London Green Grid project plan, and to support bids for the £341m to implement the various projects that make up the green grid network. The green grid aims to establish a network of parks and natural habitats covering an area 29 times the size of Hyde Park.
* A budget of £30m for will enable the continued support for school and workplace travel plans and car clubs, the launch of a second integrated smarter travel project based on the experience on the Sutton project, the extension of travel plan support to London colleges and further education institutes, and other programmes.
* The LDA will commit to an additional £18m over the next three years to deliver new waste and recycling facilities to ensure that London deals with the bulk of its own waste and to use the waste to produce renewable energy.
* Mayor of London launches energy efficiency light-bulb giveaway to help tackle climate change, January 8
* Mayor of London brands nuclear decision the mistake of a generation, January 10 Your comment - Contribute via our Forums or a type article, or on any article via its talk page - click on 'talk' link at top of page
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