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Home /News /Climate Change
Posted 6th June 2023
Announcement from CLC's Construct Zero Programme surrounding diesel in construction sites
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Posted 23rd May 2023
CIC responds to the warning that global temperatures may temporarily surpass 1.5 C of warming within the next five years
Posted 3rd May 2023
New data shows that construction is living up to its COP 26 carbon promises
Posted 14th April 2023
New briefings on embodied carbon and the Built Environment Carbon Database now online
Posted 14th December 2022
Climate education: the state of the industry + a new way forward report launch
Posted 29th November 2022
The construction sector has taken a number of significant steps towards net zero according to data published today.
Posted 10th November 2022
The Office for Zero Emission Vehicles champions the take-up of electric vehicles across the UK.
Posted 1st November 2022
UK Finance today releases its report Net Zero Homes: Time for a reset which proposes radical action to achieve a Net…
Posted 18th October 2022
Third quarterly report
Posted 1st September 2022
As cost of living crisis deepens, report shows
Posted 30th June 2022
The Sustainable Energy Association report published today
Posted 31st March 2022
Report reveals just a third of projects achieve sustainability goals
