ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Camilla and Ruth are joined by Will Arnold. Will is head of climate action at The Institution of Structural Engineers. Will leads the Institution’s response to the climate emergency, bringing sustainability action into all aspects of its work
Will shares his insights into the regulation of embodied carbon around the world.
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