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Avoiding the bystander effect in decarbonisation
By Tim Rook, Chief Markets Officer at Clade Engineering Systems Most organisations have an active desire to tackle climate change and make positive changes within their business practice towards long-term sustainability. Climate initiatives, business grants, and information about renewable energy sources such as commercial heat pumps or solar panel installations are available to all businesses, but many can’t afford them or aren’t aware of their access to them.
Commercial Heat Pumps can accelerate the NHS's road to Net Zero targets
By Tim Rook, Chartered Engineer for Clade Engineering The NHS has set an aggressive goal to achieve Net Zero emissions by 2040, 10 years ahead of the UK Government’s national goal. This means that the NHS aims to reduce its carbon footprint to as close to zero as possible and offset any remaining emissions.
Has Covid-19 strengthened the case for smart cities?
A street in London. There has been some debate over whether the pandemic has helped or hindered the progress of smart cities. Image: Piqsels There is no denying that the Covid-19 pandemic has highlighted the challenges faced by many cities across the globe. From digital connectivity to safety and security, education and work, we have already seen some sections of society progress in leaps and bounds, whilst the challenges for others have been laid bare.
Princess Diana Philanthropic Works, Legacy
After her separation from Prince Charles, Diana made a career of her charitable work. While her fans still ate up every detail about her newly single life, she became a true philanthropic force and made a mission of helping the vulnerable and the poor. One of her nicknames was the “Queen of People’s Hearts.” The princess, still a superstar, could draw attention to causes that required real change and public support.
Berlin real estate boom prompts tenants' protests | DW | 10.03.2017
Business In Berlin big real estate investment companies are facing ever more backlash from locals who fear higher rents or being pushed out of the city center. Is there still a future for grand real estate speculation? Around 85 percent of people in Berlin rent the place they live in. But recently the status quo has been turned upside down. The city has sold thousands of apartments to investors.
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