Low carbon temporary works

Low carbon temporary works

Source: Temporary Works Forum

Embodied carbon in temporary works

The construction industry is a heavy carbon emitter. Those working in it have the responsibility and opportunity to decarbonise. This extends to the full spectrum of the industry including those considering temporary works.

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