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Property Week/UKGBC Climate Crisis Challenge enters its second year, the climate movement is at a crossroads. Following a 2020 defined by a global pandemic and the worst economic recession on record, this needs to be a year of action to back up last year’s rhetoric of a green recovery. So, is the property industry ready to walk the walk when it comes to tackling the climate crisis? This is what our second Climate Crisis Perceptions Survey aims to discover. We are eager to hear how individuals...

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By Liz Hamson2021-02-19T00:00:00+00:00 I thought there was only supposed to be one Blue Monday a year. The 15th of February certainly gave the third Monday in January a run for its money. It was not only the day people had to contemplate another bleak half term trapped inside their homes with the kids but also when Boris Johnson announced that our exit from lockdown would be “cautious” and that Covid rates would have to be “really, really low before restrictions could be eased” (read ...