Including 20 closely related terms such as carbon budgets, carbon budget, and global carbon budget.
… vision, it should also be a key delivery vehicle to achieving it: Low carbon goods and services are a rapidly growing market and provide significant growth opportunities for a low carbon economy. Supporting the development and take up of new technologies and innovation will promote sustainable economic growth. New, skilled job opportunities will come from renewable energy and energy…
… housing schemes (currently unmetered) Waste from all other buildings except corporate offices Total ink cartridge consumption (data only partially complete) Staff commuting to work This equates to 10.39 tonnes CO2e per member of staff per year. A breakdown of the carbon footprint by sector can be found in Figure 4.1 overleaf. The total carbon footprint of West Lancashire…
… by the latest science on climate change and carbon setting. The report uses the SCATTER methodology with revised global carbon budgets and updated CO2 emissions datasets, to downscale global carbon budgets. The UK budget is then split between subnational areas using different allocation regimes. To reduce greenhouse gas emissions directly associated with the operations of West Lancashire…
… Reduction In Annual Emissions Carbon Budget Period Recommended Carbon Budget (Mt/CO2) 2020 21.0% 2018 - 2022 2.7 2025 62.8% 2023 - 2027 1.3 2030 82.5% 2028 - 2032 0.6 2035 91.8% 2033 - 2037 0.3 2040 96.1% 2038 - 2042 0.1 2045 98.2% 2043 - 2047 0.1 2050 99.1% 2048 - 2100 0.1 Table 5.2 – West Lancashire's Percentage Reduction in Annual Emissions and Recommended 5-Year Carbon Budgets…
… on behalf of the Council are actively working to reduce the carbon footprint of their organisation. 8.3 Considerations In essence, every procurement action that sources and implements the most sustainable option is likely to result in greater carbon savings than an option that may have been taken without due consideration to the resulting impacts on the environment, however this would…