Including 5 closely related terms such as public transport, public transport, and transport.
…) Scope 2 – indirect – Emissions from purchased electricity, heat or steam. Scope 3 – indirect other – Emissions that occur due to the organisation’s activities / products / services, but at assets not owned or controlled by us (e.g. travel in employee-owned vehicles or public transport, purchased goods and services) The following figure graphically depicts the key sources of carbon emissions…
… Estate District municipal landfill Council buildings Electricity Council buildings Natural gas Council transport Diesel Council buildings Gas oil Council transport Gas oil District composting (garden waste) District commercial landfill Other - 24 25 Strategy themes This strategy provides the strategic direction that our climate change…
… of waste and increase recycling rates. Transport Transport is the fastest-growing contributor to greenhouse gas emissions. Moving away from carbon-intensive, private transport towards decarbonised, more efficient, more active forms of travel offers a wide variety of benefits environmentally, socially and economically. Shift of focus. Approach: Transition to non-fossil fuel transport system…
…; policy 25 Community engagement, training & awareness 25 Energy, buildings & digital connectivity 26 Land use, biodiversity & adaptation 27 Waste 27 Transport 27 Delivering the strategy 28 Action Plan 28 Ownership and governance of the strategy 29 Corporate integration 30 Performance and Review 31 National performance framework 31 Strategy benefits 32…
… in areas such as procurement, waste production/disposal, travel & transport, and asset management. The council continues to operate in a sustained period of fiscal constraint, combined with increasing energy costs and environmental levies. Projects and initiatives with a capital expenditure or resource requirement will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis and business cases developed…