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Ken Keir on UK manufacturing Featuring: video, Creative Commons Image The Open University

By Ken Keir (Guest), Dr Leslie Budd (The Open University)

02 February 2012

Honda Executive Vice Director Ken Keir talks the role of government in promoting manufacturing, the impact of environmental demands and the future for making things...  Read more : Ken Keir on UK manufacturing

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Managing large projects and measuring sustainability Featuring: video, Copyrighted Image The Open University

By Professor Janette Rutterford (The Open University), Keith Clarke (Guest)

26 January 2012

Keith Clarke, Former chief executive and director of sustainability at Atkins explains why MOD projects don't really run over budget and why it can be...  Read more : Managing large projects and measuring sustainability

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The real story behind cerealsCreative Commons Image Gail Johnson under CC-BY-NC licence

By David Gowing (The Open University)

29 November 2010

What has changed when it comes to breakfast cereals, and who is paying the true cost of apparent abundance?  Read more : The real story behind cereals

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Climate change promises must be kept Featuring: video, Creative Commons Image usmansheikh under CC-BY

By Maurice Strong (Guest)

07 June 2010

Many policies, treaties and commitments on climate change have been made over the years. What happens if they aren't successful?  Read more : Climate change promises must be kept

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COP15: The hum of expectationStephen Peake

By Dr Stephen Peake (The Open University)

10 December 2009

Climate change conferences sound as though they’re going to be really boring, stuffy affairs. The first of our series of blogs from COP15 suggests otherwise,...  Read more : COP15: The hum of expectation

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How many lightbulb jokes does it take to save the world?BBC

By Dr Joe Smith (The Open University)

14 May 2008

Humour has a part to play in getting the message about climate change across.  Read more : How many lightbulb jokes does it take to save the world?

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Democracy and sustainability: Can we survive in freedom?Creative Commons Image Holger Noß under CC-BY-SA licence

By Dr Joe Smith (The Open University)

18 March 2008

‘Can we survive in freedom?’ The relationship between democracy and sustainability was framed in these terms by a prominent political scientist more than fifteen years...  Read more : Democracy and sustainability: Can we survive in freedom?

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Biofuels: heroes or villains?Creative Commons Image Rainforest Action Group under CC-BY-NC licence

By Professor Stephen Potter (The Open University)

13 March 2008

Biofuels were hailed as the great hope of sustainable energy, particularly for cutting CO2 emissions from transport. But they have suddenly shifted from hero to...  Read more : Biofuels: heroes or villains?

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Heathrow under pressure Featuring: video, Production team

By The OpenLearn team (The Open University)

29 February 2008

While producing 'Heathrow: Ready for Take Off?', the Money Programme interviewed key people with views on the expansion of the airport. Here you can watch...  Read more : Heathrow under pressure

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A third runway for Heathrow?Creative Commons Image Stephen Rees under CC-BY-NC-ND licence

By Chris Blackmore (The Open University)

28 February 2008

'Heathrow: Ready for Take Off?' considers the possibility of a third runway for the airport - a controversial decision affecting many different groups of stakeholders.  Read more : A third runway for Heathrow?

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