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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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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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Cara & Hat: A Nurturing Queer Nature Collective
Q&A with Cara Powell and Hat Collins, co-founders of Queer Roots Collective in Manchester.
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UK Wet Weather & Climate Change Explained
More Wet Weather Climate change is water change. It’s a law of physics that warmer air holds more moisture. Warm…
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Affordable Energy, Buildings & Places, Food and Agriculture, Greater Fairness, Health & Wellbeing, Local Powers, 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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Not What You Think
If you think climate action stops with the environment, then think again. The ever-widening conversation about climate action has taken…
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Sonya Bedford: Journeys To Net-Zero
In the run up to International Women’s Day 2024, we spoke to Carbon Copy Advisory Board member Sonya Bedford, about…
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Affordable Energy, Buildings & Places, Circular Economy, Climate Action, Greater Fairness, Less Waste, Local Powers, 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 Love Storytelling
In the autumn of 2020, Sir David Attenborough briefly “broke the internet” by joining Instagram. His reasoning, according to one of…