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How do our decisions from the food we eat to our mode of transportation, impact our environment and the climate? -
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FOOTPRINT Conference The regulation of heat: A new era for heat networks -
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“The more we come together and see what good looks like or what bad looks like the more chance we have at succeeding at this monumental challenge” -
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“45% saving against the traditional reinforced concrete method of construction” -
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“The work needs to be done out there by 2030, we are just concerned whether there is the trades to do it. We have estimated that there is probably a shortfall of about 130,000 tradesmen." -
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“Cost is a very big factor but once it is forced and regulated that is when we are going to see a big change” -
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…“So understanding how other organisations are dealing with that as well, without losing sight of the sustainability, Net Zero carbon and the ESG agenda.” -
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And I think what we’ve learned from a lot of the talks happening today and happening yesterday and untold conferences, the value of collaboration and communication. -
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Constructive Voices - Professor Greg Clark, chair of the Connected Places Catapult, talks to Steve Randall about zero carbon cities and the urban transition. -
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Concrete is the second most consumed material on earth after water and to make concrete, we need cement. -
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Insuring Timber Buildings -
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The end of expensive bin stores; Dave Buckley of automated waste collection specialist, Envac UK talks with architect Paul Monaghan of AHMM -
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Carbon in structures; Structural Engineer Mark Tillett talks with architect Ben Adams -
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De-carbonising steel; Walter Swann UK head of research of ArcelorMittal talks to Diego Phillips Net Zero leader from WSP
