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The stables at Avon Riding Centre had a particularly high carbon 'hoofprint'
Thoroughbred of a report produced for riding charity
2 August 2011
The National Lobster Hatchery in Padstow, Cornwall, a popular tourist destination, was successful in receiving support to help reduce carbon emissions and save money
Church-goers, scouts and lobsters gain from measures
2 August 2011
Anglesey farms could be good candidates for small or medium-scale renewable energy installations, but the legal situation needs clarification
CSE scopes Anglesey farms for renewable energy potential
30 June 2011
The All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club hosts Wimbledon, an international tournament with a massive carbon footprint, but recommendations included in CSE's new report aim to address this
‘New bulbs, please’
28 April 2011
Improving London's various types of social housing comes with a hefty price tag
Raising the energy standard in London
5 April 2011
The Spectrum leisure centre in Guildford, which was mentioned in the Guardian's data blog as using proportionally the most electricity of any public building on the list
Public buildings energy data release makes a big impact
5 April 2011
Display Energy Certificates are a common site on public buildings, but until now the collected data hasn't been publically available
We publish English and Welsh public building energy data
2 March 2011
Checking the loft insulation – Dalwood community shop in Devon, one of the community facilities that could be helped by the new community chest
Energy efficiency grants for communities
4 November 2010
The aim of this project is to improve the quality of life for people living in London’s social rented sector [photo Nigel Cox | Geograph]
Improving the standard of London’s social housing
30 June 2010
The Matrix will help local authorities across the country to focus on different elements of carbon emissions reduction – such as domestically, as in these tower blocks – to encourage and support action
Matrix sequel wins wider audience
31 March 2010
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