To 'build back greener' we need to turbocharge the market for greenery
If the government is serious about the utilising nature-based solutions, we need to turbocharge the market for urban greening, argues the UK Green Building Council's Philip Box
It should be not too outlandish to hear mention of a 'green recovery' or 'building back greener' and feel that there should be some actual greenery involved. Over the past few months, green spaces have...
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