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Repair and maintenance – how we learned to use our hands againThe human urge to mend, repair and improve is nothing new – it has just been forgotten and gone untrained, buried under an avalanche of mass produced...
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Commentary
Economic prospects in 2022: the New Weather Institute in the Financial Times surveyEach year the Financial Times polls a group of economic analysts on what they think the next year holds in store for the UK. The New Weather Institute, a...
Past Event
Sustainable Mobility with TRCSS, JNU and the Alliance17 December 2021 at 11:00AM
Transport networks form the backbone of a globalising world and with climate change being a central concern now more than ever, it is time to attune the...
Meet the Member
Introducing… Green SquirrelGreen Squirrel is a helping hand for anyone who wants to take action on the climate and nature crisis. We work nationally through the Something Club;...
Commentary
A one-stop shop for greener homesIt is about time the UK government got to grips with retrofitting existing housing to scale up home energy efficiency across the country. One way to do this...
Story of change
Citizen-led retrofitting: how the poor relation of climate policy is becoming its secret weaponLessons for rapid transition: A citizen-led renovation model ensures that policy is aligned with local needs, while stimulating skills, business and supply...
Commentary
Why COP26 failed on fossil fuelsFor the first time at a key climate summit, the F word got a mention in the final text: fossil fuels. Yet even then, extensive lobbying ended with the word...
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COP_ART26Not op art or pop art, but COP_ART! Throughout COP26 we hosted an online, open submission exhibition of work by current art students and recent graduates in...
Commentary
Gleaning: fighting food waste and food inequalityFood waste is a huge global problem and tackling it in a variety of ways at all levels will be essential for a rapid transition towards a sustainable food...