It is now important for national leaders to step and tackle dangers of air pollution - Khan

The transcript discusses the case of Ella, who died in 2013 due to air pollution. It highlights the failure of national and London leaders to address air pollution effectively. The speaker emphasizes the dangers of air pollution, citing findings from a second inquest that more could have been done to reduce pollution and raise public awareness. The transcript outlines steps taken to address these issues, including implementing bold policies like the Ultra Emission Zone. It concludes with a call for national leaders and institutions to take more action and an apology from the GLA for past inaction.

What was a significant shortcoming of national and London leaders in relation to Ella's case?

• They focused too much on renewable energy.

• They ignored climate change.

• They failed to prioritize air pollution.

• They did not invest in public transport.

What did the second inquest by the coroner reveal about air pollution?

• It is not a significant health risk.

• It is caused mainly by industrial emissions.

• Public awareness and reduction efforts were lacking.

• It is only a problem in rural areas.

What steps have been taken to address air pollution since the second inquest?

• Increasing industrial production.

• Raising awareness and reducing pollution.

• Building more highways.

• Promoting fossil fuels.

Which pollutant is primarily associated with traffic emissions?

• Ozone

• Nitrogen oxide

• Carbon monoxide

• Sulfur dioxide

What is the significance of remembering Ella in the context of air pollution?

• To support fossil fuel industries.

• To discourage environmental policies.

• To acknowledge the efforts of her family and campaigners.

• To promote industrial growth.