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Why buildings need embodied carbon action, not just measurement Embodied carbon has moved from technical footnote to boardroom priority. Operational emissions are falling as electricity grids clean up, but the […]
Embodied carbon: How your business can move from measurement to action Read More »
TD Bank commits to decade-long carbon removal deal with Charm Industrial TD Bank has purchased 44,000 metric tons of carbon removal credits from Charm Industrial in a 10-year agreement. Deliveries
TD Bank’s Carbon Credits Purchase to Combat Wildfire Risks Read More »
How flexible pavement design choices affect carbon emissions Road construction generates substantial carbon emissions, yet many of those emissions never appear in project budgets or tender documents. Consequently, UK businesses
Design-Based Life Cycle Assessment of Flexible Pavements and Embodied Carbon Read More »
Global engineering firm Hatch to deliver critical design phase GravitHy has selected Hatch to deliver the Front-End Engineering Design for its low-carbon iron production facility in Fos-sur-Mer, France. The appointment
GravitHy Selects Hatch for Low-Carbon Hydrogen Iron Plant Read More »
Environment Agency takes charge of major energy permits The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs has handed the Environment Agency sole responsibility for environmental permits across major infrastructure projects.
Faster Planning for Clean Energy Projects in the UK Read More »
First Antarctic building earns top UK sustainability certification The British Antarctic Survey has completed a research facility that rewrites the rules for sustainable construction in extreme environments. The Discovery Building
British Antarctic Survey’s Discovery Building Achieves Outstanding BREEAM Rating Read More »
Major carbon capture investment strengthens UK supply chains The East Coast Cluster has awarded more than £1.5 billion in contracts to British businesses. This represents a significant commitment to carbon
UK’s £1.5bn CCUS Contracts and Antarctica’s Eco-Building Read More »
Scottish biorefinery secures whisky waste supply until 2028 Celtic Renewables has extended its partnership with Rosebank Distillery for another three years. The Edinburgh-based green chemicals producer will continue converting pot
Celtic Renewables Extends Deal for Green Chemicals from Whisky By-Products Read More »
King’s Cross appoints first sustainability director to scale green practices The King’s Cross Group has appointed Sonal Jain as its first Director of Sustainability and Social Impact. She brings two
King’s Cross Group Welcomes New Sustainability Director Read More »
Built environment now drives 30% of global biodiversity loss The construction sector faces a defining challenge. New research shows buildings and infrastructure account for nearly 30% of worldwide biodiversity loss.
Exploring Nature-Positive Buildings: Biodiversity and the Built Environment Read More »
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