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Reducing carbon emissions with Jess Tasney from University of Worcester, captured as part of the Zero Carbon Tour.

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by Jess Tasney from University of Worcester - Zero Carbon Tour interview

This particular project supports organisations who might be a little bit more challenged, resource or funding wise, to explore environmental management. This allows them to look into how they can improve their environmental performance and sustainability as an organisation.

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