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Energy Features news Transport & Highways 

Failed driving tests responsible for millions of kg of CO2

9th February 2021 Pippa Neill

Since April 2019, failed driving tests in the UK were responsible for over 2 million kg of CO2, according to

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Climate Change Energy environment Features food Housing Jobs Net-Zero news Pollution 

Experienced adventurers with an environmental conscience sought

8th February 20219th February 2021 Pippa Neill

Sponsorship Opportunity: Experienced adventurers with an environmental conscience sought. Ok, we must be honest from the start – we haven’t

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Energy Features news Transport 

Windship Technology unveils new zero-emission ship 

8th February 202117th February 2021 Pippa Neill

Windship Technology has created a new zero-emission ship that could help to revitalise the industry.  The True Zero Emission ship

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Climate Change Features news 

Climate change may have driven the Covid-19 pandemic

8th February 20218th February 2021 Pippa Neill

Climate change may have driven the emergence of Covid-19, according to researchers at the University of Cambridge.  The study, which

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Energy Features Housing Net-Zero news 

Environmental groups call for zero carbon homes

8th February 20219th February 2021 Pippa Neill

A coalition of environmental groups and businesses are calling on Oxfordshire councils to ensure that all homes across the country

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Climate Change Features news 

Millions of people in the UK are vulnerable to climate change

5th February 2021 Pippa Neill

The health of more than 12 million people in the UK is under threat due to the impacts of climate

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environment Features news Waste 

Why ocean pollution is a clear danger to human health

5th February 20215th February 2021 Jacqueline McGlade and Philip Landrigan

Ocean pollution is widespread, worsening, and poses a clear and present danger to human health and wellbeing. But the extent

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Climate Change Features news 

Scotland’s Climate Change plan ‘doesn’t add up’ warn experts

5th February 202117th February 2021 Pippa Neill

Experts and campaigners concerned that the Scottish Government’s Climate Change plan ‘doesn’t add up.’  Experts and campaigners have questioned the

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Climate Change Features news 

Policy makers must not forget about short-lived climate pollutants

4th February 2021 Pippa Neill

Climate change mitigation policy must not forget about short-lived climate pollutants, warn researchers at the Institute for Advanced Sustainability Studies

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Climate Change Features Net-Zero news 

90% of largest UK companies make no reference to climate change in their accounts

4th February 2021 Pippa Neill

The majority of top listed companies in the UK are ‘woefully inadequate’ at disclosing how climate change will affect their

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Climate Change Features Net-Zero news 

Why small businesses need to think about climate change too

4th February 20214th February 2021 Jamie Hailstone

Many large companies are developing net-zero strategies, but what about smaller firms? These days it seems like every Tom, Dick

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Climate Change Features Net-Zero news 

Draft plan outlines how the West Midlands can reach net-zero

3rd February 20213rd February 2021 Pippa Neill

Independent experts have outlined a five-year roadmap to help the West Midlands Combined Authority (WMCA) to achieve their net-zero by

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environment Features news 

The Wildlife Trust challenges ‘unlawful’ use of killer pesticide

3rd February 20213rd February 2021 Pippa Neill

The Wildlife Trust has sent a legal letter to the Environment Secretary, questioning the emergency authorisation of the use of

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Features Net-Zero news 

Majority of engineering companies do not have the skills to reach net-zero

3rd February 2021 Pippa Neill

Only 7% of engineering companies in the UK say they have the skills needed to fulfil their sustainability strategies, according

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Features news 

February Air Quality News magazine now live

2nd February 20212nd February 2021 Pippa Neill

The February issue of our sister publication Air Quality News magazine is available now and can be viewed here. In

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Energy Features Housing news 

Britain’s smart meter network passes 10 million

2nd February 2021 Pippa Neill

10 million smart meters have now been installed across Britain, representing a saving of up to 265,000 tonnes of CO2

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Climate Change Features 

Feature: The activists who have turned to politics to protect the planet

2nd February 20213rd February 2021 Pippa Neill

Environment Journal talks to the people behind the Climate and Ecological Emergency Bill to hear about their journey, their aims

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environment Features news 

Countries prepared for climate crisis have had fewer Covid deaths

1st February 20211st February 2021 Pippa Neill

Countries, where individuals look after the environment, are better prepared to deal with public health emergencies, according to a paper

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Features Net-Zero news 

Reaching net-zero could cost as little as 0.2% of GDP, new study suggests

1st February 20211st February 2021 Pippa Neill

Rebuilding the U.S energy system to run primarily on renewable energy would cost about $1 per person, according to researchers

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Climate Change Features Net-Zero news 

Smart Pension commit to move away from fossil fuel investments

1st February 2021 Pippa Neill

Smart Pension has today (February 1) committed to halving its scheme emissions before 2030.  The prominent UK master trust has

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Living bricks can generate energy in the house
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Living bricks can generate energy in the house

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Shoppers lack confidence when trying to shop sustainably
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Shoppers lack confidence when trying to shop sustainably

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UK is heading for ‘worst-case scenario’ climate emergency
Climate Change Features news Water 

UK is heading for ‘worst-case scenario’ climate emergency

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New solar park to be built on former landfill site in Peterborough
Energy Features news 

New solar park to be built on former landfill site in Peterborough

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Waltham Forest Council to continue zero-emission deliveries
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Waltham Forest Council to continue zero-emission deliveries

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