A powerful new project aims to place Lancashire at the heart of the low carbon revolution and a net zero focused drive for Covid recovery.
The official launch of RedCAT - the Lancashire Centre for Alternative Technologies – comes as climate change once again moves up the political and economic agenda.
New government commitments announced just weeks after its launch aim to put the UK on course to slash its carbon emissions by 78 per cent by 2035.
That requires more electric cars, low-carbon heating, renewable electricity and cutting down on meat and dairy consumption.
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