Gloucester Cathedral

Reducing carbon emissions with Cannon Dr Andrew Braddock from Gloucester Cathedral, captured as part of the Zero Carbon Tour.

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by Cannon Dr Andrew Braddock from Gloucester Cathedral - Zero Carbon Tour interview

Gloucester Cathedral have created a garden to bring together more habitats and increase biodiversity. We have also installed 150 solar panels on the roof of the cathedral, which generates a big proportion of our electricity needs.

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