Many substantial building problems (including health problems) are caused by excessive or insufficient moisture. And yet we have very little research in the UK on moisture in buildings, a lack of good guidance, and minimal public and industry understanding. The UK Centre for Moisture in Buildings has been set up to address these issues.
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What exactly has the UK state achieved on #climatechange? Researchers from the @UCL_ISR, @ETH_en and @UniofOxford have published an article providing timely historical analysis.
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#sustainability @MichaelGrubb9 #energy
Climate crisis complacency? @watsonjim2, Director of the @UCL_ISR, has written a response to the government's announcement yesterday that it is weakening key environmental policies relating to #NetZero.
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#FossilFuels #Emissions #Renewables
BSSC Professor John Kelsey and Honorary Professor @NobleFrancis were featured as experts in an article by @FT where they shared insights on the use of Reinforced Autoclaved Aerated Concrete (RAAC) in commercial property.
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The Air Quality and Public Health team in @UKHSA have announced the opening for abstract submission at their two annual air quality events, to be held in person in December in Manchester. https://breathingcity.org/ukhsa-conference-opens-abstract-submission/