National Highways hydrogen plan dismissed as greenwashing
National Highways has been accused of greenwashing in its bid to portray the £9bn Lower Thames Crossing project as hydrogen-fuelled.
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National Highways has been accused of greenwashing in its bid to portray the £9bn Lower Thames Crossing project as hydrogen-fuelled.
Piers Meyler, Local Democracy Reporter Published: 12:50 PM April 20, 2021 The Queen Elizabeth II Bridge connecting Essex and Kent has been closed due to a police incident Picture: GETTY IMAGES - Credit: Getty Images Roads in Essex could suffer serious congestion if a massive new £3.5billion theme park goes ahead, according to traffic experts. There are concerns about the potential impact on the Dartford Crossing, and roads across a large part of south Essex. Highways England says locations of potential concern include M25 junction 2, M25 junction 30, the A13/A1089 junction and the A2/...