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New net zero taskforce launched to guide transformation of UK infrastructure

Toby Hill

28 January 2020 • 2 min read

The taskforce will begin by researching two reports on the net-zero transition that will be shared at COP26 in Glasgow in November

A new Net Zero Taskforce has been formed with a view to advising on how UK infrastructure can be redesgined so it can form the backbone of the UK's net zero future. Announced today, the taskforce will...

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