The Government should produce a framework for creating public-private partnerships that would help local authorities achieve net zero ambitions, a think-tank has urged.
Christopher Hammond says new powers on climate action offer genuine promise, but local authoritie...
Many councils have been left to confront the reality of their promises on net zero, writes Ed Bar...
Ben Simcock and Karl Limbert look at the impact of climate change and the action required to meet...
The UK needs to properly consider climate risks to avoid ‘catastrophic’ incidents such as future ...
Equans' partnership with Manchester City Council exemplifies how collaboration, open communicatio...
Ambitious local authorities striving to make their operations net zero by 2030 are being ‘hamstru...
Labour’s infrastructure plans could mean a bright future for PPPs, and involve a number of models...
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To lead and manage the carbon strategy for the Agent by developing a programme Apply for this job
Sheffield is not only England’s fourth largest city, but also the greenest city in the UK. Apply for this job
Sheffield is not only England’s fourth largest city, but also the greenest city in the UK. Apply for this job