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Jill Rutter of the Institute for Government argues that soaring energy bills and security concerns should given Ministers the courage to finally talks openly about how we can all save energy in the home

Waltham Forest Borough Council has launched a campaign to raise awareness of individual behaviours that can support climate action

Students from University Park Primary School in St Albans will join over 350,000 school goers across the country taking part […]

Jump campaign urges people in industrialised nations to cut down on unsustainable travel, diets, and waste in order to help keep 1.5C within reach

Rapid home-testing for multiple illnesses at once could be the future of healthcare

As the new plan is set to be announced, here’s what might change, from testing to shielding

Objective: To identify barriers to, describe the development of and evaluate the implementation of a behavioural theory informed strategy to improve staff personal protective equipment (PPE) compliance during COVID-19 in a regional Australian Emergency Department. Methods: Barriers to PPE use were identified through staff consultation then categorised using the Theoretical Domains Framework. The Behaviour Change Wheel was used to develop a strategy to address the barriers to PPE compliance. The ...

Research shows people want government to restrict excess consumption through regulations, not just to rely on citizens to make better choices.

Barbadian Marilyn Sealy appointed Senior Director, Head of Communications, C&W Communications

C& W Communications has announced the appointment of Marilyn Sealy to the position of Senior Director, Head of Communications effective February 1, 2022. Sealy, who is based in Barbados, has held a variety of roles within company, most recently as Senior Manager, Communications, South Caribbean with responsibility for Barbados, Grenada, Dominica, St Lucia, St Vincent, Trinidad and Tobago, and the Dutch Caribbean a release from the communications company states. In …