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Nopi Exizidou: 'We need to take more risks to get to net zero'

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Stuart Stone

10 September 2024 • 7 min read

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Credit: British Antarctic Survey

The British Antarctic Survey's head of net zero transition explores the challenges of delivering decarbonisation in a remote and pristine location

Nopi Exizidou is the head of net zero transition at the British Antarctic Survey (BAS) where she leads a team of carbon and sustainability experts tasked with developing and delivering the organisation's...

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