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… who will suffer the effects of climate change, adapting to the negative effects of climate change and creating cost savings to better enable us to maintain services during this time of austerity. The following specific drivers in Wales are also key: . In 2017/18 Ceredigion County Council spent £3,505,512 on energy and emitted 8,649 tonnes of CO2. These emissions are generated when we use…

…. We believe that our Carbon Management Plan offers a compelling and robust business case for implementation, taking into account direct cost savings to the Council, enhanced staff comfort, benefits to reputation, and the vital leadership role of Ceredigion in tackling climate change. Ceredigion County Council CMP 2018/19 | 20 4.2.2 Plan costs and savings Figure 10: Project costs…

… technology. As a not-for-dividend group, it advises governments and leading companies around the world, reinvesting profits into its low carbon mission. Ceredigion County Council recognises the importance of climate change and the long-term impact that it will have both on communities and on the environment. As a 'responsible' organisation, Ceredigion County Council is committed to reducing its…

… Figure 10: Project costs, savings and cash flow ................................................ 20 Ceredigion County Council CMP 2018/19 | 4 Foreword from Ceredigion County Council Climate change is the biggest challenge facing humanity and carbon dioxide is one of the main contributing causes. We recognise the scale and speed of climate change, and its potential adverse effect…

… is committed to developing sustainable practices that will continue to demonstrate our commitment to reduce carbon emissions and remain efficient and effective in our operations. Ceredigion Council is committed to playing its full part in helping to prevent climate change. As a local authority responsible for providing services for 73,000 residents, many with a high environmental awareness, we believe…