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Judith Everett on some of the biggest challenges in decarbonising the Crown Estate
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The Crown Estate is a collection of lands and holdings in the United Kingdom (UK) belonging to the British monarch. It is one of the largest property managers in the UK, administering property worth £15.6 billion.
In this first episode of the new Okana Podcast, host, Okana Managing Director Dr Graham Kelly invited Judith Everett, Executive Director of Purpose, Sustainability and Stakeholder for the Crown Estate, to talk about its commitment to sustainability and why it is placing an emphasis on net zero and biodiversity.
When asked what good looks like for the Crown Estate, Judith replied: “What good looks like is that we have this phrase of “everything is connected”. We really want people to be thinking of connected systems and how working in systems, and being part of those in a way that we can help drive change for a bigger dynamic flourishing ecosystem”.
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