International climate targets are great, but the future's local
John Alker of the UK Green Building Councils argues that international and national arguments over decarbonisation conceal the rapid progress being made at a local level
Last week's EU climate deal was a significant milestone on the journey towards - we hope - a global climate deal in Paris next year. And there were reasons for optimism (the 40 per cent target), heavily...
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