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Canada needs an energy poverty strategy. Here’s what it might look like.

Posted on by Richard Flockemann — No Comments ↓

With COP27 now underway in Egypt,  the question of how to deliver a just transition is very much on the agenda.  Greening a country’s economy in a way that’s fair and inclusive is a complex issue, with challenges that vary from…

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We need to talk about the Genetic Technology (Precision-Breeding) Bill

Posted on by Richard Flockemann — No Comments ↓

Here’s why changes in biotechnology regulation should be made carefully, and be informed by broader and more considered societal debate.

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Chief Executive of the UK Climate Change Committee (CCC) to deliver Sussex Energy Group Keynote in November

Posted on by Francisco Dominguez — No Comments ↓

Updated 19/07: This has been rescheduled to November 30th. Chris Stark, Chief Executive of the UK Climate Change Committee (CCC), will deliver the 2022 Sussex Energy Group Keynote Lecture on November 30, 5:30-6:45pm GMT. The Sussex Energy Group Keynote Lecture is an annual event…

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Do teleworkers travel less? The challenge of tele-sprawl

Posted on by Steven Sorrell — 1 Comment ↓

The Covid-19 pandemic has triggered far-reaching changes in working practices, with a large fraction of the UK population now working from home for several days a week. Despite the removal of lockdown restrictions, UK travel patterns have been slow to…

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It’s time to Save it for your Monergy! (and for the planet too)

Posted on by Mari Martiskainen — No Comments ↓

By Dr Mari Martiskainen The Energy Security Strategy misses an opportunity for deep energy demand reduction The UK announced its long-awaited Energy Security Strategy today. As expected, it outlines  major energy supply related options: more nuclear power, more fracking exploration,…

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