Green Lunch with… Landsec's Caroline Hill

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The head of sustainability at the property giant joins us at the SkyGarden's Fenchurch Restaurant to talk fuel cells, skyscrapers, and the catalysing impact of the Paris Agreement

Fenchurch Restaurant's most striking green credentials are to be found not on the menu, but 34 storeys down in the basement. Sure, the menu has all the local provenance touches that are now de rigueur...

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