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Soil is often dismissed as mere dirt, but it is one of the planet’s most powerful carbon stores, holding more than all of the world’s forests combined. Yet in our rush to build, pave and develop, we are neglecting one of our greatest natural climate allies.

We're pleased to announce a new addition to our CPD Catalogue: resources focused on the Future Homes Standard.

Modern homes are required to be more efficient than ever before, so when it comes to the selection of materials and solutions, specifiers need to prioritise efficiency, durability and reliability.

Following the publication of the Future Homes and Buildings Standard last month, CIAT has prepared a short briefing to help members and affiliates to understand the key changes to building regulations which will be introduced through the Standard.

A circular construction hub has been launched in London's Royal Docks.

The Future Homes Hub has launched a new campaign to help the housebuilding sector prepare for the implementation of new building standards.

Heat networks are becoming a vital part of the UK’s low-carbon heating strategy.

The Future Homes Hub has published a new hints and tips document, which aims to support Chartered Architectural Technologists and other building design professionals to effectively integrate heat pumps into new homes.

A roundtable held in London last week discovered how the UK construction sector is lagging behind on harnessing circular economy approaches to prioritise whole-life benefits over short term gain.

Unlock what BNG really means for your projects: the statutory essentials, a risk-proof delivery model, and how to turn the 10% minimum into nature-positive design.

The Climate Society will be holding its next meeting next week.

The Department for the Environment, Food and Rural affairs is currently running two consultations in partnership with MHCLG, looking at reforming Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) requirements in England.

A new film in the Where it's AT suite showcasing net zero.

CITB has published a new net zero toolkit, designed to make information surrounding skills, training, regulations and future requirements surrounding net zero accessible.

BSR is looking for leaders in net zero projects, social housing and Chartered Town Planning to join the Building Advisory Committee (BAC).

An amendment to the NBHS will allow wood burning stoves to be installed in all new home and buildings across Scotland.

An overview of how the 2024 election manifestos of the three main parties align with CIAT's recommendations.

The Chartered Institution of Building Services Engineers (CIBSE), Amazon and engineering consultancy Introba have launched guidance to calculate embodied carbon in logistics buildings.