The RCP publishes its response to the UK government’s draft clean air strategy, and sets out actions to improve air quality in England by reducing pollution from a wide range of sources, including transport, farming and industry.

RCP president-elect Dr Andrew Goddard responds to the government's consultation on environmental principles and accountability for the environment. 

On the second anniversary of the Brexit vote, RCP registrar and president elect Dr Andrew Goddard asks whether it's time for a Brexit health check. 

To mark Clean Air Day 2018, the RCP clinical lead for sustainability Dr Toby Hillman encourages physician colleagues to fly the flag for patients by advocating more loudly for active travel choices. 

London mayor Sadiq Khan talks to the Future Healthcare Journal about air quality and the NHS, and delivers his plan for cleaning up the capital. 

Two years on from our groundbreaking Every breath we take: the lifelong impact of air pollution, the report's working party chair Professor Stephen Holgate explains how the RCP is continuing to pressure policymakers to act. 

The RCP is marking 2 years since the publication of 'Every breath we take: the lifelong impact of air pollution' with a 2018 progress update.

'Improving air quality', a joint report from four select committees published today, calls for a new clean air act, a clean air fund and a national air quality support programme.

Following the release of the UK government's 'Health impacts of all pollution – what do we know?', RCP president Professor Jane Dacre called its recommendation for health impacts of pollution to be included in all curricula for clinicians in training 'a notably progressive move'. 

To mark World Environmental Health Day, National Medical Director's clinical fellow Jenny Isherwood explains why the RCP is dedicated to environmental awareness.