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EPISODE · Oct 28, 2021 · 19 MIN

#134 COP26: Working in a Climate Conscious World

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The world is in a climate emergency and as its inhabitants, we have a narrow window of opportunity to take control. And the infrastructure industry has a fundamental and important role to play in reducing global emissions. In this episode, the third of our series leading up to COP26, we look at some ambitious targets companies can adopt if they want to function responsibly in a climate-conscious world. Guests Abi Clifford, Graduate Environmental Advisor, Morgan Sindall Infrastructure Liz Nicholson, Director, Forest Canopy Foundation Henry Reynolds, Environmental Advisor, Morgan Sindall Infrastructure Partner Morgan Sindall Infrastructure is a major British construction company. Its customers trust its expertise and proven capability to deliver projects in a responsible, safe, innovative, and ethical manner. Morgan Sindall Infrastructure’s expert teams are united by a collective belief that better engineered, sustainably designed, lower carbon and responsibly delivered infrastructure shapes a better social and economic future for all.The post #134 COP26: Working in a Climate Conscious World first appeared on Engineering Matters.

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