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Minister for Trade and Labour MP for Rhondda and Ogmore
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CMA's Interim Report Into Road And Rail Civil Engineering

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By Chris Bryant, Shy Jackson, Nicholas Young
| Mondaq
BC Bryan Cave Leighton Paisner More We build lasting relationships that deliver impact. Clients trust us because we invest in real partnerships and work faster and smarter to provide quality advice that supports success. We understand where they need to go and how they can get there. Connecting the dots between client goals, market dynamics and the law is what we do best.
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Changing users’ behaviour is the missing piece in the architect’s toolkit

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By Chris Bryant
| The Architects' Journal Verified
Over the past year we have helped 23 schools save an average of 12 per cent on their energy bills, with a collective projected saving of £250,000 a year. This was achieved through a behaviour-change programme. It did not require a single physical intervention and involved almost zero embodied carbon. In the race to decarbonise the nation’s 25,000 schools, this could be one of the best tools we have.
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The Dublin Declaration fails to recognize the need to reduce industrial animal agriculture - Nature Food

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By Chris Bryant, Harry Aiking, Paul Behrens, Felix Creutzig, Gidon Eshel, Nicholas Hutchings, Adrian Leip, Peter Smith Verified
| Nature Verified
The framework presented in the Dublin Declaration has generated controversy by advocating for maintaining or increasing livestock numbers. The serious and acute harms associated with global livestock production today bring the goals of the declaration into dispute.
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