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CEES Director, Professor Lenny Koh, guest on podcast for the Foundation for Science and Technology

In this podcast Professor Lenny Koh discusses the impact of the coronavirus on global supply chains for large businesses and what the “new normal” for supply chains might look like post-coronavirus.
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CEES director, Professor Lenny Koh, guest expert on 'Coronavirus, Examined' podcast

Director of the Centre for Energy, Environment and Sustainability, Professor Lenny Koh, joined the podcast to discuss the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on current and future supply chains.
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Millions of old gadgets 'stockpiled in drawers'

A study has estimated that as many as 40 million unused gadgets are in UK homes. Professor Lenny Koh spoke to the BBC about how we can recycle our old technology in a sustainable way.
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Environmental and Energy Improvements – European funded collaborative project is thinking big for SMEs

Key international stakeholders in a University of Sheffield managed international team met in January 2014 and kick-started a groundbreaking new project which aims to help Small to Medium sized Enterprises (SMEs) improve environmental and cost impact
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CEES Seminar by Dr Nick Eyre (Oxford University), UK Energy Efficiency Policy

A CEES seminar by Dr Nick Eyre (Oxford University), is took place on 16 December 2013 at 12 noon in the ICOSS Boardroom.
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Making Homes Warmer Boosts Community Pride Article

The Big Energy Upgrade Project features in the Sheffield Star.

| Published by The Sheffield Star
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Climate Change, Law and Victimisation event

CEES and the Centre for Criminalogical Research organised a workshop bringing together lawyers, criminologists, geographers and supply chain experts to discuss links between climate change, environmental crime and victimisation
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CEES Seminar

Paul Ekins (UCL) "Low Carbon Trajectories for the UK to 2050: Conclusions and Controversies"