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OCTOBER 2015 EU legislation to tackle air pollution Air pollution is a major risk to health and the environment, causing more than 400 000 premature deaths in the EU each year. The European Commission's Clean Air Policy Package is aimed at addressing the problem. Read more >> ANNOUNCEMENTS 12 October MoorLIFE 2020 becomes UK's largest ever LIFE Nature project 15 October Natura 2000 Award: Call for applications 16 October European Week for Waste Reduction - doing more with less 16 October LIFE and Land Stewardship report published 23 October Birds-eye video raises awareness of La Mancha wetlands View other announcements >> PROJECT SUMMARIES Read the latest project summaries KEEP IN TOUCH No need to surf to get informed about LIFE. Subscribe here. Follow us on Facebook: Click here. Follow us on Twitter: Click here. Follow us on Flickr: Click here. KH-AX-15-007-EN-N ISSN: 1725-1877 Cleaner air through LIFE The LIFE programme has proved to be an important tool for improving air quality in the EU. A wide range of projects has helped build capacity to tackle air pollution, as well as targeting emissions from specific sectors, including agriculture, industrial plants, energy production and transport. Read more >> Featured video Cities produce a wide array of air pollutants, mainly from the burning of fuel. LIFE RESPIRA aims to demonstrate that the urban air pollution intake by cyclists and pedestrians can be reduced by using new technologies and other options in urban planning, urban design and mobility management. Watch video >> FORTHCOMING EVENTS 03-05 Nov Final 'Life to ad(d)mire' conference to discuss peatland restoration Värnamo, Sweden 03-06 Nov 13th International HCH and Pesticides Forum Zaragoza, Spain 12 Nov Green roofs in the Mediterranean conference Vertemate con Minoprio, Italy 13 Nov EU EMAS conference on premium environmental management Frankfurt, Germany 21-29 Nov European Week for Waste Reduction locations across the EU View other events >> About this e-mail LIFEnews is issued every month by the LIFE Unit of the European Commission's Directorate General for the Environment. The content of the newsletter does not necessarily reflect the opinions of the institutions of the European Union. Visit the LIFE programme website at: http://ec.europa.eu/life Subscription To subscribe and unsubscribe to LIFEnews, please go to the EUROPA mailing lists © European Union, 2014 Reproduction is authorised provided the source is acknowledged

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The October edition of LIFEnews focuses on the topic of air quality. The lead article looks at the EU's Clean Air Policy Package, which is aimed at addressing air pollution. The second article highlights a variety of LIFE projects that have helped tackle air pollution in a range of sectors, from agriculture to transport.

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OCTOBER 2015

EU legislation to tackle air pollution Air pollution is a major risk to

health and the environment,

causing more than 400 000

premature deaths in the EU each

year. The European

Commission's Clean Air Policy

Package is aimed at addressing

the problem.

Read more >>

ANNOUNCEMENTS

12 October MoorLIFE 2020 becomes UK's largest ever LIFE Nature project

15 October Natura 2000 Award: Call for applications

16 October European Week for Waste Reduction - doing more with less

16 October LIFE and Land Stewardship report published

23 October Birds-eye video raises awareness of La Mancha wetlands

View other announcements >>

PROJECT SUMMARIES

Read the latest project summaries

KEEP IN TOUCH

No need to surf to get informed about LIFE. Subscribe here.

Follow us on Facebook: Click here.

Follow us on Twitter: Click here.

Follow us on Flickr: Click here.

KH-AX-15-007-EN-N ISSN: 1725-1877

Cleaner air through LIFEThe LIFE programme has proved to be an important tool for improving air quality in the EU. A wide range of projects has helped build capacity to tackle air pollution, as well as targeting emissions from specific sectors, including agriculture, industrial plants, energy production and transport.

Read more >>

Featured video Cities produce a wide array of air pollutants, mainly from the burning of fuel. LIFE RESPIRA aims to demonstrate that the urban air pollution intake by cyclists and pedestrians can be reduced by using new technologies and other options in urban planning, urban design and mobility management.

Watch video >>

FORTHCOMING EVENTS

03-05 Nov Final 'Life to ad(d)mire' conference to discuss peatland restoration

Värnamo, Sweden

03-06 Nov 13th International HCH and Pesticides Forum

Zaragoza, Spain

12 Nov Green roofs in the Mediterranean conference

Vertemate con Minoprio, Italy

13 Nov EU EMAS conference on premium environmental management

Frankfurt, Germany

21-29 Nov European Week for Waste Reduction locations across the EU

View other events >>

About this e-mail LIFEnews is issued every month by the LIFE Unit of the European Commission's Directorate General for the Environment. The content of the newsletter does not necessarily reflect the opinions of the institutions of the European Union. Visit the LIFE programme website at: http://ec.europa.eu/life Subscription To subscribe and unsubscribe to LIFEnews, please go to the EUROPA mailing lists © European Union, 2014 Reproduction is authorised provided the source is acknowledged