The proposal negotiated by the parliamentary speaker from IU and is unanimously approved a qualitative leap in terms of monitoring and pollution by two issues: the Executive is required to submit in a few months Plan to Combat Pollution-what has already been mandated by Congress in 2007 - and present a Sustainable Mobility Act, taking into account environmental criteria.
President of the Committee on Health, Social Policy and Consumer Affairs parliamentary spokesman in Congress IU, Gaspar Llamazares, has brought forward today unanimously by the committee a proposition of law presented by the group after agreeing on a text traded with other formations, by urging the Government to incorporate a mandatory the development of an Environmental Impact on Health in large infrastructure works, urbanism and environment, similar to existing Environmental Impact.
The initiative also provides passed urging the central executive to develop a new state website with all the data created pollution of cities and regions and facilitating their access to health and environmental organizations, as well as to citizens particular level.
The bill sponsored by Llamazares also represents a quantum leap in terms of monitoring and pollution by two issues: it requires the government of José Luis RodrÃguez Zapatero to present at the shortest time possible Battle Plan Pollution-what has already been mandated by Congress in 2007 - and present a Sustainable Mobility Act, with special attention to environmental criteria.
During his speech, Gaspar Llamazares recalled that "about 16,000 people die annually in Spain prematurely because of pollution." Justified the need for urgent action on the fact that "the footprint of pollution that has severely affected Barcelona, \u200b\u200bMadrid and other major cities has reopened the debate on the measures necessary to the health risks involving high levels of pollution ".
IU's proposal passed with the cooperation of all claims the Executive groups to establish, in collaboration with local authorities and the autonomous regions, monitoring pollution levels and the measures taken to reduce them.
The initiative seeks to encourage information and citizen participation on the transport and environment, aiming to reduce the effects of air pollution on the health of citizens. Thus, Llamazares advocated a "change in the transport model" to promote a safer ride, "preferably in less polluting public transport."
President of the Committee on Health, Social Policy and Consumer Affairs parliamentary spokesman in Congress IU, Gaspar Llamazares, has brought forward today unanimously by the committee a proposition of law presented by the group after agreeing on a text traded with other formations, by urging the Government to incorporate a mandatory the development of an Environmental Impact on Health in large infrastructure works, urbanism and environment, similar to existing Environmental Impact.
The initiative also provides passed urging the central executive to develop a new state website with all the data created pollution of cities and regions and facilitating their access to health and environmental organizations, as well as to citizens particular level.
The bill sponsored by Llamazares also represents a quantum leap in terms of monitoring and pollution by two issues: it requires the government of José Luis RodrÃguez Zapatero to present at the shortest time possible Battle Plan Pollution-what has already been mandated by Congress in 2007 - and present a Sustainable Mobility Act, with special attention to environmental criteria.
During his speech, Gaspar Llamazares recalled that "about 16,000 people die annually in Spain prematurely because of pollution." Justified the need for urgent action on the fact that "the footprint of pollution that has severely affected Barcelona, \u200b\u200bMadrid and other major cities has reopened the debate on the measures necessary to the health risks involving high levels of pollution ".
IU's proposal passed with the cooperation of all claims the Executive groups to establish, in collaboration with local authorities and the autonomous regions, monitoring pollution levels and the measures taken to reduce them.
The initiative seeks to encourage information and citizen participation on the transport and environment, aiming to reduce the effects of air pollution on the health of citizens. Thus, Llamazares advocated a "change in the transport model" to promote a safer ride, "preferably in less polluting public transport."
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