Including 13 closely related terms such as carbon saving, saving carbon, and carbon saving.
… and the data available, council activity represents only about 16% of the Carbon emissions in the borough, including from our own housing stock. Operationally the council manages around 500 buildings ranging from the Tooley Street offices with approximately 2,000 staff, to small parks offices. 24. Clearly the implication of this is that whilst the council has limited control of the majority…
… of the carbon emissions within the borough, we do have a central role in mobilising, advocating for change and leading by example to achieve our aims. 25. We have to work with all partners and sectors of the borough to achieve the aims of the emergency declaration. Any climate strategy will only succeed if it’s built on strong partnerships, shared agendas, equality, agreed actions and a framework…
… waste management and recycling Carbon footprints of existing private buildings Carbon in commercial buildings and business practices Consolidation of local deliveries Consumer choice. 54. There are also vital elements of legislation and infrastructure where we need to work together to achieve shared aims. Transport for London and public transport networks Cross borough energy programmes…
… better use of the space we have Meeting housing needs Carbon Offset Funds Making developers and polluters pay Encouraging green developments and innovation Investing in green infrastructure LED lighting on estates and in our buildings Saving carbon by reducing energy use Reducing maintenance and running costs Staff travel plans Reducing staff car use Managing staff parking…
… and stores management Emissions and carbon savings Maintaining high recycling rates and low landfill use 35% of waste recycled The highest rate in inner London Only 3.5% on average goes to landfill 2,400 tonnes of plastic recycled per year Reduce emissions from landfill Education and outreach programme with schools and residents Energy recovery via SELCHP Cycling networks…