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Stirring the pot for real change
Food waste and food poverty are two really big issues. In London, for example, an estimated 9 million meals are…
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Affordable Energy, Clean Air, Greater Fairness, Health & Wellbeing, Renewable Energy, Strong CommunitiesOur Power, Our Place
How we imagine the future shapes where we put our collective energy today. So it matters what kind of future…
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Carbon capture technology: 2025 winner
Did you know that stopping the increase of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is not enough to avoid global warming…
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Look to the circular economy for ‘new’ answers
Insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results. So in striving to boost flagging economic…
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Regenerative agriculture as the new normal
How strange… As a farmer, you need to be certified to be organic. You need to register with an approved…
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Taking the fear out of flooding
Flooding is the UK’s most serious natural hazard with a shocking one-in-six homes in the UK at risk. And yet,…
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Are peatlands better than trees?
Which is more effective at storing carbon in the UK, all our peatlands or all our forests? Both bogs and…
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How much money could better insulation save us?
People across the UK could collectively save as much as £8 billion on their energy bills through insulating homes and…
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Buildings & Places, Circular Economy, Climate Action, Food and Agriculture, Local Powers, Nature, Renewable Energy, TransportLocal Action Means Big Impact
Our new campaign, in partnership with WWF-UK, The Carbon Literacy Project and Climate Emergency UK, highlights the incredible potential of…
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Helping More People Stay Warm This Winter
Carbon Copy is a member of the Warm This Winter campaign, a coalition of over 40 of the UK’s leading…
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A Prescription For Nature
Ahead of World Mental Health Day (10 October) we are highlighting a new campaign from our friends at WWF-UK. A…
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This Is All Nature
On Carbon Copy, we've shared over 500 inspiring stories that relate to nature, food & agriculture. In this blog, we…