Sean Ranson suggests how local authorities can maximise buy-in and build advocacy for achieving net zero locally
Net zero, and the need to meet targets globally and nationally, have been part of our lives for several years. But as deadlines grow ever closer, the reality of the need to deliver on these promises is coming into sharp focus – particularly at a local level.
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