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Why heat zones can unlock opportunities for Sheffield to decarbonise
From operational reform to perceived costs, businesses are facing challenges as they look to decarbonise in the race to net zero. Sheffield is set to become one of the UK’s first heat zones, which will see its district heating networks expand to provide low-carbon, cost-effective heat to businesses and communities across Sheffield.
The survival of Venice hinges on urgent green initiatives
Venice is a popular tourist spot, but its beauty is being threatened by flooding, erosion, pollution and overtourism. How will rigorous green policies and preservation strategies help to save the city?
Reimagining a pedestrianised London
During the pandemic, busy hotspots in London were pedestrianised, but many have since been returned to vehicles. How could pedestrianising the city’s favourite streets more permanently contribute to a greener, safer and more community-focused future?
How can London adapt to hotter summers?
Climate change is pushing temperatures higher and, like most cities, London is full of hard surfaces that absorb heat in built-up areas. As we expect hotter and drier summers, what is being done to reduce overheating and protect Londoners?