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Local government gearing up for the Green Deal
When launched in autumn 2012, the Green Deal will enable households and businesses to improve the energy efficiency of their properties, without incurring up-front costs. While still in the process of drawing up detailed guidance for the scheme, the Department of Energy and Climate Change has made clear that they see local government playing [...]
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The World Economic Forum’s ‘Global Risks 2011’: some pointers for local government.
The World Economic Forum’s ‘Global Risks 2011’ publication lays out an important case for global action on the challenges of what it calls the “water-food-energy” nexus. The report is well worth reading, highlighting important points that are clearly relevant for leaders in the public sector and local government who are involved in strategy and [...]
Tags: energy, food, Global Risks 2011, local government, policy, research, water, World Economic Forum |
