Building a third runway is completely incompatible with our commitment to reduce greenhouse gas emissions under the Paris Accord and our own Climate Change Act.
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Mohammed Mozid
10 years ago
No third runway stop air pollution now
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Tim sentance
10 years ago
No no no biild out at sea
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Jenny Debnam
10 years ago
Its ridiculous
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Fabrizio Sarno
10 years ago
more pollution
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Jeremy Milton
10 years ago
No expansion of aviation if we are serious about addressing climate change.
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Dora Varszegi
10 years ago
More tax for flights, less for trains - new high speed trains instead!!
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Fiona
10 years ago
How sad that UK Gov cave in to lobbing!!! Disappointing yet another puppet.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
The corporate lobby wins again.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
I raised many warning for Noise Pollution reporting flight time and decibel. I had to install double and triple glaze qindows to sleep properly. better to expand to Gatwick. Flights are descending from Clapham common SW and then go over W. better Gatwick
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Sue Middleton
10 years ago
Think again and then think some more!
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Lisa-Maria Muller
10 years ago
Please find a different solution, we are already suffocating in this city! Pollution is unbearable as it is.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
THINK OF THE WILDLIFE AND CLIMIATE
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Steven Hoyle
10 years ago
Why increase capacity in London, increase capacity at other airports around the country like Birmingham. Cheaper to implement reducing travel from the North of the country to Heathrow . Heathrow expansion is just vanity project for London business and not practical.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
less planes not more !
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Paul O' Riordan
10 years ago
A disaster for South London
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Margaret Sparkes
10 years ago
This is a shameful decision on many levels, pollution, climate change, noise levels, sustainability. Can we not for once as a country take a lead on putting environmental considerations to the forefront?
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Lynne Campbell
10 years ago
I'm an American, and you could say I have no dog in this fight. However, I have spent months in Britain and loved it; I've recently read Bryson's book, "On the Road to Little Dribbling" which talks about what will be lost if Heathrow expands. And, what about climate change; what about the thousands displaced; what about the many doomed to live with the noise and pollution of air traffic?? What a sad, demoralizing decision. has been made.
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Gillian Gerdes
10 years ago
Pollution of air, noise levels and traffic volumes are unacceptable
I vehementky oppose a thurd runway at Heathrow
Building a third runway is completely incompatible with our commitment to reduce greenhouse gas emissions under the Paris Accord and our own Climate Change Act.
No third runway stop air pollution now
No no no biild out at sea
Its ridiculous
more pollution
No expansion of aviation if we are serious about addressing climate change.
More tax for flights, less for trains - new high speed trains instead!!
How sad that UK Gov cave in to lobbing!!! Disappointing yet another puppet.
The corporate lobby wins again.
I raised many warning for Noise Pollution reporting flight time and decibel. I had to install double and triple glaze qindows to sleep properly. better to expand to Gatwick. Flights are descending from Clapham common SW and then go over W. better Gatwick
Think again and then think some more!
Please find a different solution, we are already suffocating in this city! Pollution is unbearable as it is.
THINK OF THE WILDLIFE AND CLIMIATE
Why increase capacity in London, increase capacity at other airports around the country like Birmingham. Cheaper to implement reducing travel from the North of the country to Heathrow . Heathrow expansion is just vanity project for London business and not practical.
less planes not more !
A disaster for South London
This is a shameful decision on many levels, pollution, climate change, noise levels, sustainability. Can we not for once as a country take a lead on putting environmental considerations to the forefront?
I'm an American, and you could say I have no dog in this fight. However, I have spent months in Britain and loved it; I've recently read Bryson's book, "On the Road to Little Dribbling" which talks about what will be lost if Heathrow expands. And, what about climate change; what about the thousands displaced; what about the many doomed to live with the noise and pollution of air traffic?? What a sad, demoralizing decision. has been made.
Pollution of air, noise levels and traffic volumes are unacceptable