Following our recent blog conversation about the energy consumption of Portcullis House, Phil at the Sustainability Blog has pointed out the recently published consumption figures for another Hopkins scheme – this time the Gibbs Building owned by the Wellcome Trust. Like Portcullis House, it’s an office building kitted out with plenty of green gear. And [...]
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no such thing as a green office?
Posted in architecture, climate change, energy, engineering, london, renewable energy, sustainability on August 24, 2007 | 6 Comments »
nitpick your way to lower carbon
Posted in agriculture, climate change, consumerism, energy, engineering, renewable energy, sustainability on August 7, 2007 | 6 Comments »
An article in the Times over the weekend claims that walking to the shops emits more CO2 than driving. It’s a sensationalist claim (even if they can back it up with calcs) that doesn’t help anyone except Daily Mail readers desperate to shore up their view that anyone who thinks about energy or the environment [...]
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