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… in the City of Lincoln administrative boundary. The natural environment plays an important role in decarbonisation, removing emissions from the atmosphere, these negative emissions are crucial to achieving carbon neutrality. In addition, as land owner the council is responsible for substantial carbon stocks already captured, grasslands, wetlands, trees and soil are the main natural carbon stores…
… and air source heat pumps, double glazed windows and improve fabric efficiency. Electricity consumption and CO2 emissions Expected to remain the same due to ASHP but achieve carbon savings for gas Green Due to the replacement of gas heating with Air Source Heat Pumps (ASHPs). There is likely to be an increase in electricity but overall a decrease in CO2e. Central Market…
… – What have we already achieved? 8 Carbon Reduction Pathways 11 Decarbonisation Action Plan 2021-2026 14 Reviewed and updated July 2023 by Kate Bell Introduction What does carbon neutrality mean? Carbon neutrality means reducing net emissions by at least 95% of 2008 levels, there may be a residual 5% of emissions that is not technically…
… by visiting the website at lincolnclimate.org.uk or follow the commission on social media #lincolnclimate. Lincoln 2030 Climate Action Plan To become a net zero carbon City by 2030 we need to make changes to our daily lives to reduce emissions, particularly from transport, energy use and the everyday items we all consume. No single organisation can directly influence all the emissions within…
… we hosted a range of events and activities to paint Lincoln green, this was launched by holding a flash dance on Lincoln High Street. Reviewed and updated July 2023 by Kate Bell Building on success What we have already achieved We have a strong track record of delivering emission reductions and financial savings. We have been monitoring our green house gas emissions from…