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By Mike Pepler, Ashden UK Awards Manager
Last week a new report was published predicting that one-third of common land animals could see dramatic losses this century because of climate change, with global temperatures set to rise 4C above preindustrial levels by 2100 if nothing is done to stem greenhouse gas emissions.
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By Julia Hawkins, Ashden PR and Digital Media Manager
Chances are, ask any harassed parent why they can't resist their children’s demands for the latest gadget, trainer or confectionary, and they’ll laugh hollowly in your face. But can ‘pester power’ be a force for good?
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Just to be factually accurate: it wasn’t a ‘speech’ as such, but simply ‘intro remarks':
MT @gregbarkermp: Cameron reboots greenest-government pledge. Getting great feedback on PM Speech! > No10 says not a speech, "intro remarks"
Share this storyBy Julia Hawkins, Ashden PR and Digital Media Manager
The Climate Change Act created legally binding commitments to reduce the UK’s CO2 emissions by 80% by 2050. With housing responsible for more than 25% of total emissions, any coherent strategy for tackling climate change must address the buildings we live in – and that includes social housing.
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By Simon Brammer, Ashden UK Programme Manager
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Top tips on creating a sustainable school from Keith Webber, Okehampton College Community Energy Manager
Share this storyBy Julia Hawkins, Ashden PR and Digital Media Manager
Ok I can’t deny it any longer: it’s Autumn. This can surely only mean one thing for all you sustainable energy pioneers out there: it’s time to start thinking about whether you could apply for a 2013 Ashden Award. And just in case you needed any persuading, here are 10 reasons why you should seriously consider it:
1. Prize money
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So we know all about smart phones, smart meters and smart grids - what about smart cities? Last Thursday's Base London conference brought techies together with businesses, local authorities and charities to discuss how cities can harness data towards tackling climate change.
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By Julia Hawkins, Ashden PR and Digital Media Manager
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