The Zero Carbon Task Force report made some significant and important recommendations within their report that offer a major opportunity to reduce carbon demands. In terms of the 4 tests that we outlined – how well have they done and did they go far enough? (it’s a long post but we felt it important to [...]
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Zero-carbon schools – early thoughts
I’ve been looking through the Zero Carbon Taskforce’s final report that was published earlier today. My first reaction is the say that they’ve done a difficult job marrying up government rhetoric with the realities of the front line – and Robin and his team really deserve some credit for that. They also appear to have [...]
4 tests for the zero carbon taskforce
The Zero Carbon taskforce for schools is due to report its findings tomorrow. We know that the recommendations from March 2009′s interim report will be broadly accepted but surely there’s no room for ‘greenwash’ or unfunded recommendations. In the context of the Copenhagen Summit which profoundly missed its opportunity to make a difference – we [...]
