Why aren't there more 'vertical forest' buildings? (3 reasons)

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Making climate action mainstream, with Helen Meech (The Climate Coalition)

This episode is a conversation with Helen Meech, Executive Director of the UK-based nonprofit The Climate Coalition. We talk about: How they are bringing climate action to millions of people through 'The Great Big Green Week'.The importance of community-led projects.How local cli ...  Show more

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