Title: Sustainable building products
Exert: David Baggs talks to Shaun McCarthy OBE about the GreenTag initiative to certify products for a range of sustainability impacts that go way beyond embodied carbon
A 5 minute video introducing the key concepts aof climate change in simple language. Ideal for beginners or those thrying to explain the concept to others.
In today’s world, more and more people are becoming conscious of their environmental impact and seeking ways to live a greener lifestyle.
This report captures the learning from a major project of the Supply Chain Sustainability School involving ten partners from its waste and resource use leadership group.
Adam Cane gives a fascinating insight into how goods social value ( ESG ) encourages people to connect and positively engage with nature.
This conversation gives is a fascinating insight in to what can be done, how and why to protect our wildlife when construction is necessary. Lots of facts, case studies and fabulous insights into wildlife and their needs not only in the UK but further afield.
BSAT is a comprehensive, generic sustainability self-assessment tool. It can be used by any-size organization, in any sector, in any country. It may be especially helpful for small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), and large organizations with minimal / no sustainability staff.
The Net-Zero Assessment Tool is a generic, SME-friendly self-assessment tool that meets all the above criteria. It is comprehensive and is based on questions asked by other questionnaires that assess a company’s commitment to net-zero targets.
A compelling case for the benefits of offsite construction to radically reduce carbon at every stage of a building life cycle complete with real life examples and practical guidance. Prepared by Dr Naomi Pratt on behalf of the UK Supply Chain Sustainability School.
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