Including 17 closely related terms such as carbon emission, gas emissions, and emissions.
… for around 0.5% of the city’s total scope 1 and 2 emissions. In addition to establishing a baseline and reporting our own emissions, in 2019 we produced a carbon emission baseline report for the city of Bristol, describing the city’s current carbon emissions and where they would be by 2030 if no new actions were taken. Corporate Strategy Priority ENV 4 - Climate resilience Our actions here…
… to lead the way to a carbon neutral Bristol and adapt to the impacts of climate change. We want to inspire others by reducing the greenhouse gas emissions within our control. We also want to help the city make progress in areas of work where we are the lead body or can convene and engage with people to make action happen. Our action so far With partners, we produced an ambitious One…
… City Climate Strategy which sets out a framework for a carbon neutral and climate resilient Bristol by 2030. We’re leading on heat decarbonisation by creating the £1billion City Leap Energy Partnership and extending our district heat network. We’re working to reduce emissions from our operations and developing tools that will enable the city to be more resilient to overheating…
…. While we will do all that we can to tackle the growth of greenhouse gas emissions, we must also accept the practical need to adapt to the impacts of climate change and the challenges this presents. Met Office UK Climate Resilience Programme: Bristol City Pack Purpose The purpose of this updated plan is to describe the carbon reduction and climate resilience actions Bristol City Council has…
… Strategy means that we aim to achieve carbon neutrality for these emissions by 2030, as other city organisations are doing. Our commitments on climate change are reflected in our new corporate strategy. Bristol City Council owned wind turbines (2 x 2.5MW) and 1.8MW solar farm at Avonmouth https://democracy.bristol.gov.uk/documents/s66186/Appendix%20Ai%20-%20Draft%20Corporate…