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There’s a wide spectrum of views about global warming and the effect we are having on the planet. At one end we have the celebrity car journalists who like nothing better than burning coal and blowing up caravans and jovially dismissing the impact us humans are having on the planet as hippie nonsense. At the other end of the spectrum, we have the likes of David Attenborough surrounded by esteem scientists who are pleading with us to limit the impact us humans are inflicting.

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Overcoming The ‘Change Demons’ To Net Zero

Overcoming The ‘Change Demons’ To Net Zero

There’s a wide spectrum of views about global warming and the effect we are having on the planet. At one […]

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Carbon Neutral Procurement Policy: The Thin End Of The Wedge?

Carbon Neutral Procurement Policy: The Thin End Of The Wedge?

In 2019, in response to the need to limit environmental impact, the UK Government committed to reducing emissions by 100% by 2050. […]

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What Does Net Zero Mean For Businesses?

What Does Net Zero Mean For Businesses?

Net zero is about achieving a balance between the greenhouse gases put into the atmosphere and those taken out. By […]

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The 7 Steps to Hybrid Working

The 7 Steps to Hybrid Working

The lifting of lockdown controls has changed the office landscape and how many people prefer to work. It’s left company […]

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The lifting of lockdown controls has changed the office landscape and how many people prefer to work. It’s left company managers in a quandary about the best way forward about productivity, staff retention and their desire to journey towards a net zero business model. Maybe flexible or hybrid working is the answer?