
#326 Revisited: The Green, Green, Shores of Home
The past months have seen a shift in international trade, of a scale not seen for decades. New US tariffs have created uncertainty for investors,

The past months have seen a shift in international trade, of a scale not seen for decades. New US tariffs have created uncertainty for investors,

National Highways has adopted clear net zero targets: its own operations will be carbon free by 2030; those of contractors on its roads by 2040;

On the receiving end of among of the worst natural disasters in modern history, while being blessed with some of the most abundant natural resource

Climate change will increase the risks of conflict, and will reshape the environments in which military action takes place. At the same time, militaries are

It is vital that we limit the impact of climate change, through decarbonisation. But communities around the world are already experiencing harm, through floods, wildfires,

The operations and maintenance (O&M) sector has changed significantly since the inception of the 3P, or public private partnership, model in the 1990s. Once, these

Getting to net zero emissions requires a paradigm shift in the way that we think and in the way that we do business says Dr

Partner: Mott MacDonald In 1958, scientists at Mauna Loa Observatory took their first measure of atmospheric carbon concentrations, which stood at 315 parts per million

This year saw infrastructure resilience included in the Carbon Crunch programme for the first time. It is recognition that our infrastructure is being exposed to

It has been nearly 10 years since the world first recorded atmospheric carbon above 400 parts per million. That year, 2013, also marked the first

For industries across the world to reach net zero they are going to rely on mining critical minerals to allow for the electrification of their

Partner: Atkins As countries gathered in Scotland at Conference Of Parties (COP) 26, the world’s biggest climate change conference, decarbonising the built environment was a