The Air Quality 2020 zoom conference held on Friday, 3rd July 2020 at Centre for Factories of the Future, Kenilworth, UK. Professor Dr Reza Ziarati opened proceedings thanking everyone for attendings and the importance of young people. He then gave an explanation of where we are and what is needed. The following are the summary

This report is specially written for the local authorities and residents with a hope that it would shed some lights on ways that can be adapted to improve the quality of air we breathe in, and to reduce the adverse impacts of poor air quality on our citizens’ health and well-being.

Coventry City Council was instructed on March 26th 2019 to implement a Class D charging Clean Air Zone (CAZ) to curb the air pollution levels in the city. The council’s alternative measures that included traffic limitation on a few roads were rejected by DEFRAs ministers who believed Coventry would not be able to handle the

Air quality- transport for London reports: “Every child in London is breathing toxic air, mainly caused by road vehicles” (reference: Air quality – tfl.gov.uk). Daily Air quality index from Department for Environment Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) informs the public about the levels of air pollution and provide advice. The index of 1 to 10

There are nine reports being prepared on air quality assessment in several locations worldwide; three of them are general reports on the situations in the UK and the other six reports summarise the arrangements for improving air quality in several cities and makes special references to measures in place in the USA and the cities