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    March 8, 2018

    Emma Boyd wide ranging speech highlights her current thinking

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    ‘What is the point of investing in an energy efficient building that could be washed away in a flood?

    Emma Howard Boyd, Chair of the Environment Agency, delivers a speech to the Sustainability First conference: hearing the public interest voice in energy & water

    A speech by Emma Howard Boyd, Chair of the Environment Agency, to the Sustainability First conference: Looking to the long-term: hearing the public interest voice in energy & water

    28 February 2018 at Church House, Westminster

    What is the point of investing in an energy efficient building that could be washed away in a flood?

    That question may sound crude, but if we’re looking to the future of the public interest in energy and water, it needs to be asked.

    Do we need to build more energy efficient buildings? Yes.

    Do they need to be flood resilient? Also, yes.

    But you don’t hear about that so much. For that reason, today I’m going to talk about climate change, water, energy and why I think building a more resilient country will provide investment opportunities for businesses. And, demonstrate leadership on the global stage.’

    Click here to read the speech.

    Tagged: Boyd, EA, speech

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