What will no longer be OK? Ethics, engineering and the climate

Will Arnold shares the findings of recent work by the IStructE and ICE to investigate the ethical dilemmas that those working in the construction industry face today as they grapple with the shift to a low-carbon built environment.

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The Structural Engineer
Published
2025-09-03
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https://doi.org/10.56330/oglk1340
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Climate Change and Sustainable Development
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What will no longer be OK? Ethics, engineering and the climate

Will Arnold
The Structural Engineer
Climate Change and Sustainable Development
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What will no longer be OK? Ethics, engineering and the climate

Will Arnold
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Abstract

Will Arnold shares the findings of recent work by the IStructE and ICE to investigate the ethical dilemmas that those working in the construction industry face today as they grapple with the shift to a low-carbon built environment.

The Structural EngineerVol. 103(09)
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Climate Change and Sustainable Development
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