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Here Be Dragons
The Long Read – New Philosopher Writers’ Award XXVIII: Here be dragons. These words were written on old maps that…
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Affordable Energy, Buildings & Places, Food and Agriculture, Greater Fairness, Health & Wellbeing, Nature, Renewable Energy, TransportDon von Rohland: Climate Action Scorecards
Have you checked how your local council is performing in tackling the climate and ecological emergencies? The Council Climate Action…
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Warning: Expect Extreme Weather Events
We are only a few months into the new year, and already the UK has been battered by powerful storms,…
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Affordable Energy, Buildings & Places, Circular Economy, Climate Action, Greater Fairness, Less Waste, Nature, Renewable Energy, Strong Communities, Thriving WildlifeLeap Into Climate Action!
You may have noticed things are looking a bit different around here… As we launch our new and improved online…
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We’re Right Here
The UK is one of the most centralised advanced democracies – and it’s time that changed. As a nation, we…
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Joanna Bonnett: Green Jobs Foundation
Carbon Copy’s Chief Storyteller Isabelle Sparrow sat down with the Green Jobs Foundation’s CEO, Joanna Bonnett, to learn more about…
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New year, new (green) career?
In October 2023, the Green Jobs Foundation published its annual State of the Nation report, highlighting both an increase in…
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Buildings & Places, Circular Economy, Clean Air, Food and Agriculture, Nature, Renewable Energy, Thriving Wildlife, TransportBucking Trends, Punctuating Equilibrium
We’ve recently published the latest release of greenhouse gas emissions data from the Department for Energy and Net Zero Strategy…
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Sue Riddlestone: 3 Top Tips for a Successful Built Environment Project
To mark the 20th anniversary of BedZED, and the visit of the Running Out of Time relay race, we reflect…
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Juliet Staples: Lessons Learnt From Liverpool’s Green Regeneration
Liverpool is a front-runner city in the international EU-funded Horizon 2020, URBAN GreenUP project, whose remit is to retrofit a…
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The Most Important Place To Be
Last October, I set off from Camden and walked 500 miles to COP26 in Glasgow. Part of a small team…
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John Blowes: Halton Lune Hydro
John is the Director, Project Manager and Chairman of Halton Lune Hydro – a community owned hydro-electric project generating around…