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London Parliament: London Olympics greening goals need further effort

2011-02-08

A report released by the London Assembly on the 29th stated that if the 2012 London Olympics fails to address issues of poor air quality and renewable electricity, it may be unable to fulfill its promise to be the greenest Olympics ever.

The London Olympic Organizing Committee stated that it would make this Olympics the most sustainable and environmentally friendly in history. The London Parliament's Environment Committee, in its report, praised the authorities' innovative work in reducing the Games' carbon emissions and in waste recycling, but also expressed concern about the authorities' greening targets.

The report points out that the London Olympic authorities abandoned plans to use wind turbines to generate electricity in the Olympic Park and failed to ensure that more electric vehicles would be available to transport officials and athletes.

The London Olympics are projected to generate 8,250 tons of waste and 1.1 million tons of carbon dioxide emissions. The report warns that air quality along major transport routes may not meet European Union standards unless emergency measures are implemented during the Olympics; it recommends that the government act before then. Furthermore, the report recommends that Olympic authorities collaborate with long-distance bus and rail companies to minimize carbon emissions from aircraft.

–Source: China National Radio

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