Artist residency with the Zero Carbon Britain research project at the Centre for Alternative Technology. Funded by a major award from the Arts Council of Wales, the residency offered the opportunity to creatively interrogate the themes of a leading environmental research project over twelve months by engaging with its research projects and community of staff. The Zero Carbon Britain research was presented to UK Parliament at the All Party Parliamentary Climate Change Group in Westminster. Work and research from the residency was subsequently presented at Chapter Arts Centre Cardiff, as part of the launch of the Arts Council report on sustainability in the arts, and at venues internationally, including The Barbican, London, Stanford University and Cleveland Museum of Natural History, USA