This is a short introduction to explain why we have done a series of audio stories to highlight people's concern about the wild weather we have been recently experiencing.

This man tells us about the pollution caused by traffic and the incinerator and the need for more monitoring

This woman feels that because of buildings, an incinerator and congestion the quality of the air is getting worse in the area she lives in and that affects her lungs.

In this short story a woman talks about how her son's health is affected in the hot weather and especially in the home

Here this person worries about the quality of the air in Edmonton because of traffic build up in particular areas.

This man tells us how both the excessive hat and air pollution creates problems for him but also adds that solutions often can create problems of their own.

This is a story of how a wildfire started by reckless behaviour. So many wildfires are preventable if people are aware of the risks.

Here Iveta talks to us about her passion to connect with her local community and to develop partnerships to tackle the extremes of wild weather.

This man feels that in the more deprived part of Enfield where there is heavy traffic and high density pollution can get worse. Cutting emissions is important.

Here an 88 year old man says it is too hot to go out and that he has developed his own air conditioning system. He fears for future generations.

Here we hear a man who believes we should be more aware of the pollution around us and in our water and rivers.

Here an older man speaks about the heat and his belief it is going to get worse. He also believes that we are doing nothing about it.

This retired head teacher expresses her concern about pupils in schools as schools are not equipped to cope with high temperatures.

Living close to major traffic routs this ex school teacher noticed asthma increasing amongst pupils and she believes to we have a long way to go to get clean air.

This year this lady felt the heat oppressive and it affected her health. She worries for herself and others what will happen in years to come.