The current hot topic – the London 2012 Olympics. The games return to the UK for the first time since the summer of 1948 and it’s safe to say that there was certainly some excitement about it when it was…
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London 2012 – Is it really the ‘greenest’ ever olympics?
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Posted in Being Green, Sport and the Environment, Uncategorized
Posted in Being Green, Sport and the Environment, Uncategorized
‘Probably the best in the world’ climate change risk assessment falls short of headline news
So yesterday (Thursday 27/01/12) saw the release of what was probably one of the largest and most important pieces of research carried out on the impacts of UK climate change. The UK Climate Change Risk Assessment 2012 It was the…
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Posted in Climate Change, Environmental Media, Uncategorized
Posted in Climate Change, Environmental Media, Uncategorized
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