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Can We Walk Away From Owning A Car?
It’s mind-boggling when you think about it. As much as fifty percent – yes, half – of inner-city land consists…
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Rob Greenland: How To Build A Movement
Our aim at Zero Waste Leeds is to build a movement. What exactly do we mean by that? In summary,…
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Affordable Energy, Circular Economy, Food and Agriculture, Good Food, Greater Fairness, Health & Wellbeing, Less Waste, More Jobs, Nature, Renewable Energy, Strong Communities
People’s Green New Deal
The Green New Deal is an ambitious plan to secure a safe climate and fairer society, by totally transforming our…
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Buildings & Places, Circular Economy, Food and Agriculture, Good Food, Greater Fairness, Health & Wellbeing, Less Waste, Renewable Energy, Strong Communities
Asher Craig: Discovering Gold
There are many existing projects, products, and initiatives in Bristol which help local communities take more effective climate action, including repair…
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Beyond Sustainability
Conventional economics is degenerative. Business as usual depletes our finite natural resources faster than they can recover and we become…
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Friends of Carbon Copy: Centre for Responsible Business
Carbon Copy is privileged to receive support and advice from some of the brightest minds at Birmingham University’s Lloyds Banking…
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Committed To 100%
It is entirely possible to transition the energy system of the UK to one hundred percent renewables. Professor Mark Jacobson…
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Local Power
The climate problem is an energy problem. In 2018, almost one-quarter of all net greenhouse gas emissions in the UK…
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Friends of Carbon Copy: ADEPT
Carbon Copy is delighted to have the support of the Association of Directors of Environment, Economy, Planning & Transport (ADEPT),…
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From Paris To Home
What road are we on and how should we travel to get to our destination? The ambition of the Paris…
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Coming Up For Air
‘What if we had this sort of air quality not because everyone is forced to sit at home but because…
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Reallocating Roads
If cities belong to people, why are we building them for cars? Before the advent of the automobile, city streets…