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London, Glasgow, Manchester – Becoming Truly Sustainable
Thursday 17 December 2020
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A Civic Engineers event, hosted by NLA.
Civic Engineers brought together speakers from the built environment and political landscape in Manchester, London and Glasgow.
Whilst their climate emergency challenges may be similar, each has its own unique character, history, landscape, priorities and plans as to how they propose to tackle the issues they face. Against the backdrop of the UK hosting the 26th UN global Climate Change Conference in Glasgow next November, this webinar will also explore what action the industry needs to take to tackle climate change and the importance of collaboration in working towards achieving true sustainability.
Civic Engineers brought together speakers from the built environment and political landscape in Manchester, London and Glasgow.
Whilst their climate emergency challenges may be similar, each has its own unique character, history, landscape, priorities and plans as to how they propose to tackle the issues they face. Against the backdrop of the UK hosting the 26th UN global Climate Change Conference in Glasgow next November, this webinar will also explore what action the industry needs to take to tackle climate change and the importance of collaboration in working towards achieving true sustainability.
PROGRAMME
Welcome from the Chair
Peter Murray, Curator-in-Chief, NLA
Peter Murray, Curator-in-Chief, NLA
Setting the scene
Stephen O’Malley, Co-Founding Director, Civic Engineers
Manchester
Brian Deegan, Principal Design Engineer, Urban Movement
Glasgow
Paola Pasino, Principal Officer, City Centre Regeneration, Glasgow City Council
London
Damian Hemmings, Principal Policy Officer for Energy & Climate Policy, Westminster City Council
Reflection
Roger Hawkins, Partner, Hawkins Brown
Panel discussion / Q&A
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