Can we cut building emissions fast enough to meet targets?
Can we cut building emissions fast enough to meet targets?
Some worrying statistics were published this week showing that existing buildings are likely to put the kibosh on the targets outlined in the Climate Change Act unless drastic measures are taken. So are we up to the challenge?
Today's inefficient buildings make meeting targets impossible?
It's an uphill struggle though possible
With political will and the right incentives the targets will be met
Some worrying statistics were published this week showing that existing buildings are likely to put the kibosh on the targets outlined in the Climate Change Act unless drastic measures are taken. So are we up to the challenge?
Today's inefficient buildings make meeting targets impossible?
It's an uphill struggle though possible
With political will and the right incentives the targets will be met
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