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Zero carbon consultation opens opportunity to win public faith
Huw Morris, editor, Planning, 11 April 2008
The move to build eco-towns is one of the more exciting government planning initiatives of recent years, offering a welcome change from the usual grumbles about delays and bureaucracy.
Here is a copper-bottomed opportunity for the UK to launch a concerted drive to become a world leader on sustainable development. But how much will eco-towns mark a genuine break...
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