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decarbonisation
Energy Features Housing 

Turning buildings into energy hubs will speed up decarbonisation

6th July 201626th June 2017 Cosmina Marian

While buildings are a major contributor to carbon output, this means they can also play a key role in reducing

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water recycling
Features Recycling Waste Waste and Recycling Water 

Cambridge’s water recycling centre looks to the future

5th July 201622nd February 2017 Emma Staples

The recent £21m upgrade to Anglian Water’s water recycling centre in Cambridge not only future-proofed the site to serve residents

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Blue Flag
Features Pollution Water 

How Blackpool turned the tide on cleaner water

30th June 201626th June 2017 Jamie Hailstone

Blackpool won its first Blue Flag in May and is now vying to secure the same status for the rest

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Brexit
Energy Features Pollution 

Brexit is the ultimate test of government’s environmental commitment

29th June 201628th November 2016 Andy Nolan

The outcome of the EU referendum has divided opinion, but within the sustainability sector there appears to be real concern

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smart buildings
Energy Features 

Smart buildings hold key to decarbonisation, says report

28th June 2016 Austin Macauley

Highly efficient smart buildings could become ‘micro energy hubs’ that help to drive low carbon development in other sectors, according

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energy efficiency
Features Waste Waste and Recycling 

Bolton Market: cutting waste, saving money

27th June 201622nd February 2017 Phil Foster

The Love Energy Savings Awards return for a second time after a successful inaugural year in 2015. And once again, the

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electric highway
Features Highways Pollution Transport Transport & Highways 

Sweden pilots first electric highway

22nd June 201622nd February 2017 Austin Macauley

The world’s first public electric highway will be officially launched today. A 2km stretch of the E16 between Gävle and Sandviken

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biofuel
Energy Features 

Feeding the biofuel revolution

20th June 201620th June 2016 Jamie Hailstone

The question of whether farmers should use land for crops or energy has re-emerged after scientists in the US claimed

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Budget
Features Highways Pollution Transport Transport & Highways 

The Fifth Carbon Budget is a chance to change our approach to transport

16th June 201622nd February 2017 Andrew Allen

The government has a big problem with carbon from transport. Just as other sectors of the economy are beginning to

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green leaders
Energy Features Highways Housing Pollution Recycling Regeneration Transport Transport & Highways Waste Waste and Recycling Water 

Creating a new generation of young green leaders

16th June 20164th November 2017 Graham Duxbury

The benefits that high quality, accessible green infrastructure brings to local communities have been well proven. Green spaces provide neighbourhoods

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flood
Features Regeneration Water 

Councils call for devolved flood funding following MPs’ report

9th June 201614th July 2016 Jamie Hailstone

Town hall leaders have called for flood funding to be made more transparent and devolved to local level, following a

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Israel
Features Regeneration 

Universities with an environmental mission

7th June 20169th August 2016 Andy Nolan

I recently had the opportunity to visit Israel for the first time and to experience the very different culture, climate,

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livestock
Features Pollution 

Why animal agriculture’s environmental impact is still being ignored

6th June 20166th June 2016 Jimmy Pierson

This World Environment Day marked 10 years since the UN described the livestock sector as ‘one of the most significant

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recycling
Features Recycling Waste Waste and Recycling 

Collaboration is the key to hitting recycling targets

31st May 201626th June 2017 Lee Marshall

As with any industry, there are going to be times when those working in waste management have different views on

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Features Highways Transport Transport & Highways 

Going the extra mile for rural roads

27th May 201622nd February 2017 Jamie Hailstone

Large infrastructure projects may dominate the headlines, but local authorities were given a timely reminder this week they should not forget the

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iGas
Energy Features Pollution 

Landmark decision has moved fracking forward but it’s only a small step

25th May 201616th October 2017 Barnaby Harding

After a five-year hiatus, the fracking industry looks to be restarting following the decision by North Yorkshire County Council to

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fracking
Energy Features Pollution 

Kirby Misperton shows we need an open debate about our energy future

24th May 201614th June 2016 Michael Bradshaw

While Third Energy has got its planning permission, it is clear that it has failed to obtain a social licence

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energy
Energy Features 

Will the lights go out if the UK leaves the EU?

23rd May 201620th June 2016 Jamie Hailstone

It might not have the same headline-grabbing power as immigration, but the issue of how EU membership impacts the UK’s

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housing
Features Housing Regeneration 

‘Pink planning’ offers a new way to accelerate housing growth

20th May 201626th June 2017 Keith Boyfield

Britain’s stymied housing sector is finally showing signs of life. After years of paralysis, there are encouraging indicators of a

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environment
Features Pollution Regeneration Waste Waste and Recycling Water 

We must collaborate to ensure the environment doesn’t become an afterthought

19th May 201622nd February 2017 Paula Hewitt

Cutbacks across local government have put environmental services under pressure when they are needed most. That’s why collaboration is the

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Isle of Man to plant one tree for every person in 2020
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Wind farms: why decommissioning must form part of the plan   

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Phones in the EU responsible for 14.12 million tonnes of CO2 every year
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Phones in the EU responsible for 14.12 million tonnes of CO2 every year

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Technology to develop offshore wind farms could outpace legislation
Energy Features 

Technology to develop offshore wind farms could outpace legislation

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