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CLIMATE CHANGE
Some local lessons from the Far East
By Heather Jameson | 25 February 2020
Heather Jameson finds that while local government officers in Japan are grappling with similar ch...
CLIMATE CHANGE
Engie to lead zero-carbon pilot in Staffordshire
By Martin Ford | 19 February 2020
A consortium is to test a system for lowering energy usage and carbon emissions on a town-wide sc...
CLIMATE CHANGE
Climate emergency: know where you are
By Jo Wall – Strategic Director, Climate Response, Local Partnerships | 19 February 2020
The UN Climate Change Conference – COP26 – will take place in Glasgow in November, where more tha...
CLIMATE CHANGE
Accelerating growth, ambition and opportunity at Glasgow City Region
By Kevin Rush | 19 February 2020
Glasgow City Region is one of the largest metropolitan areas in the UK. Kevin Rush outlines progr...
CLIMATE CHANGE
There's no quick fix to tackling climate change
By Paul O'Brien | 19 February 2020
If local councils are to capitalise on the zeitgeist of the climate emergency then they need some...
ENVIRONMENT
Failure to act on tackling air pollution would be deadly
By Andrew Carter | 19 February 2020
With more than one in 19 deaths in UK cities and large towns caused by toxic air, the UK Governme...
WHITEHALL
Jenrick activates Bellwin after storm
By Dominic Browne | 17 February 2020
Local government secretary Robert Jenrick has activated the Bellwin scheme, providing emergency f...
BUSINESS
Climate Challenge - how is the public sector measuring up?
By Jason Longhurst | 14 February 2020
Jason Longhurst asks if the local government sector is genuinely leading on and investing in the ...
CLIMATE CHANGE
Climate emergency: competing priorities and tough decisions
By Jo Wall | 12 February 2020
Friends of the Earth’s climate action plan for councils identifies 50 steps that councils can tak...
CLIMATE CHANGE
Local government is a powerful force for change
By Dominic Campbell | 12 February 2020
Last year, people across the UK called on the Government to take environmental action seriously. ...
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