ABOUT THE AUTHORS
Stephen Frost and Becca Massey-Chase are the co-deputy heads of the Environmental Justice Commission. Luke Murphy is head of the Environmental Justice Commission and associate director for the energy, climate, housing and infrastructure team at IPPR.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
We would like to thank Imperial College London for their generous support of this research. We are particularly grateful to Dr Audrey de Nazelle and Prof Robert Shorten for their time in discussing their research and the concepts that have informed the conclusions in this report, any misrepresentations or inaccuracies in the presentation of their research remain ours. We are grateful to our colleagues at IPPR who have supported us in delivering the citizens’ juries as well as developing and writing this report. We would especially like to thank Abi Hynes and Richard Maclean for their design work on this report as well as Jacana Bresson, Joshua Emden, Marcus Johns, Emma Killick, Lucy Mort, Lesley Rankin, Harry Quilter-Pinner and Jonathan Webb. We would like to thank the many stakeholders who have given their time to talking about ‘fairness’ in the transport system with us. We thank the jurors from our South Wales Valleys and Thurrock Climate and Fairness Panels for their time, passion and wisdom.
THANKS
IPPR is grateful to the European Climate Foundation, the City of London Corporation, Esmée Fairbairn Foundation, John Ellerman Foundation, Margaret Hayman Foundation, Joseph Rowntree Charitable Trust, RSPB, WWF, Local Trust, and a number of individual donors for their support of the commission.
ABOUT TRANSITION TO ZERO POLLUTION, IMPERIAL COLLEGE LONDON
Transition to Zero Pollution is one of the first initiatives of Imperial College London’s new Academic Strategy. The initiative will foster systems-thinking, discovery science, transformational cross-disciplinary research, technology and innovation to create and translate holistic socio-technical solutions to pollution in all its forms, including carbon dioxide. Imperial College London are building on work being done to tackle greenhouse gas emissions and deliver net zero carbon, and going beyond that to build a sustainable zero pollution future.
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