The deadline for delivering net zero buildings future is fast approaching

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Businesses and policymakers must set clear and credible pathways to reach a net zero buildings future as soon as possible, explains AECOM's Robert Spencer

Energy-related carbon emissions dropped sharply in 2020 due to Covid-19 and the widespread restrictions that put a stop to everyday life for many people across the globe. Even after normality resumes,...

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