Including 21 closely related terms such as carbon emission, gas emissions, and emissions.
… that support residents to live well in greener ways. Data Source: Local Authority national greenhouse gas emissions data - Government. Note, the earliest year that data is disaggregated by county is for 2005 (second column). To estimate Norfolk’s 1990 emissions level, we took the county’s proportion of the total national emissions in 2005 and applied this to the national total…
…/media/20621/Norfolk-Bus-Service-Improvement-Plan/pdf/r2Travel_Norfolk_Bus_Improvement_Plan_June_2024.pdf?m=1720526136817 Green Economy: Seaweed in East Anglia (SEA) Project With the potential to support businesses and employment, ecosystem services and food security and reduce emissions through carbon capture, seaweeds could be an important and viable future industry in Norfolk and the East…
… Services Installed ~100 sensors across our corporate estate recording humidity, CO2 and temperature. Completed Focus Area 2 Objective: Reduce our indirect emissions Using our influence as a procurer and shareholder, we will help drive carbon emission reductions across our supply chain and the companies we own. Programme: Our Companies Action Reference Action Date Resourcing Owner…
… more energy efficient • Recycle and reduce waste. Focus area 3 (page 40) highlights the actions we are currently taking to support Norfolk’s low carbon development. Figure 3 shows the proportion of Norfolk’s emissions across different sectors of its economy compared with the national average. While broadly similar, the differences reflect Norfolk’s geography and economy as a rural county…
… emissions figure for 1990. ‘ktCO2e’ stands for kilotonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent. https://www.gov.uk/government/collections/uk-local-authority-and-regional-greenhouse-gas-emissions-national-statistics Health Many climate actions can also improve people’s mental and physical health. For example: • improving air quality – currently 36,000 people die each year in the UK…