OpenUK
17th November 2021
Public and private sector organisations need to pool their resources and collaborate to address the climate crisis by using open source technologies, urged Lord Maude during OpenUK’s COP26 event.
Businesses and governments across the world could accelerate their technological efforts to arrest the pace of climate change by adopting open source-like ways of working, claims ex-Cabinet Office minister Lord Maude of Horsham.
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Caroline Donnelly, Senior Editor, UK
Published: 17 Nov 2021
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