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Universities must use their unique position to become sustainability leaders
University scientists have been warning for decades that we need to reduce our carbon emissions. ...
Features
Water
A clear case for stronger SuDS legislation
The Chartered Institution of Water and Environmental Management (CIWEM) and the Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust ...
Energy
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Highways
Transport & Highways
Solar roads: powering up the highway
A new system designed by Colas aims to generate electricity from solar photovoltaic panels embedded ...
Regeneration
Putting public parks on a sustainable path
As MPs examine the impact of local government cutbacks on public parks, Jamie Veitch looks ...
Energy
Regeneration
How ‘green libraries’ can become hubs for environmental sustainability
The libraries of my youth were dull places. Gloomy rooms with books stacked on metal ...
Energy
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Waste and Recycling
Making eco homes affordable
REACH is a Sheffield based social enterprise training apprentices to use reclaimed and recycled materials ...
Energy
How electricity can help councils to pay the bills
A new report highlights how local authorities can use electricity to generate income and deliver ...
Energy
Municipal energy’s power surge
If the last 12 months are anything to go by, local government is set to ...
Highways
Regeneration
Transport & Highways
Making a sound economic case for investment in green infrastructure
Infrastructure is complex and often controversial. This is because infrastructure platforms underpin how urban areas ...
Housing
Regeneration
Garden villages: are we learning from the past?
Capturing land values to benefit local people was one of the key principles that helped ...
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