The charity’s director of external affairs Henry Gregg said: “As a charity that is committed to reducing air pollution, we made a decision in the summer of 2022 to move our pensions and investments out of fossil fuel funds wherever possible.
“Since then, we estimate that Asthma + Lung UK has reduced its carbon footprint overall by 62% and has achieved a 96% reduction in carbon emissions as an indirect result of its pension investments.
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Asthma+Lung has revealed it has cut its carbon footprint by 62% since 2021.
The move is part of its Fight for Breath strategy launched three years ago to reduce its impact on the environment as part of its clean air campaigning work.
