'Joining the dots': Cities have opportunity to lead response to climate crisis
Cities are critical to tackling climate change, argues Dr Clare Linton, but they have to start connecting energy, building, and transport infrastructure to drive decarbonisation
Passengers won't be aware of it, but as they make their subterranean passage between Old Street and Angel on the Northern Line of the London Underground, the unwanted heat generated from their journeys...
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