In 2023, natural carbon sinks, including forests and oceans, absorbed significantly less CO2, raising concerns about their ability to regulate climate. This decline, worsened by wildfires and rising temperatures, could speed up global warming, as these sinks are crucial for offsetting human emissions. Climate models had not anticipated such a rapid collapse, suggesting global heating may intensify faster than expected.
Opinion Piece Delivering a legacy of quality net zero homes The government has committed to delivering the most ambitious housebuilding programme in two generations. This
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Industry News The UK climate resilience roadmap The UK Green Building Council (UKGBC) has launched the Climate Resilience Roadmap, a comprehensive strategy to adapt the
