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CLIMATE CHANGE
Rewards of doughnut decision-making
By Cllr Edwina Hannaford | 15 December 2020
Cornwall Council is using the ‘doughnut economics’ model to help the county navigate the uncertai...
CLIMATE CHANGE
Guiding freeport proposals in the Thames Estuary
By Perry Glading | 07 December 2020
Kate Willard and Perry Glading outline the Thames Estuary Growth Board’s guiding principles for f...
CLIMATE CHANGE
Whitehall failing to harness councils' enthusiasm on climate action
By Laura Sharman | 04 December 2020
The Government will fail to meet its 2050 net zero carbon target without working in partnership w...
CLIMATE CHANGE
Survey shows public trusts councils more than Government on COVID
By Ann McGauran | 30 November 2020
The findings of a new opinion poll show the public trusts councils more than Government on the re...
ENVIRONMENT
How Irish innovation is helping the green recovery
By Laura Brocklebank | 25 November 2020
Smart traffic solutions are helping councils meet a range of sustainability objectives, says Ente...
ECONOMIC GROWTH
Green revolution or missed opportunity?
By Heather Jameson | 24 November 2020
Local government insiders tell Heather Jameson that the Government’s 10-point action plan for tac...
CLIMATE CHANGE
We need a detailed green recovery map
By Nigel Riglar | 24 November 2020
Nigel Riglar says while the Government’s emphasis on green recovery provides a way to tackle many...
CLIMATE CHANGE
Being ready for change is critical
By Lawrence Conway | 24 November 2020
Local government reorganisation is on the near horizon, says Lawrence Conway. He believes South L...
CLIMATE CHANGE
Another false dawn?
By Paul O’Brien | 24 November 2020
Next month’s energy White Paper and a longer-term comprehensive spending review than currently p...
CLIMATE CHANGE
Realising the potential of rural economies
By Nigel Wilcox | 18 November 2020
The Institute of Economic Development and the RSN have devised a new toolkit for anyone seeking t...
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