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…% Street Lighting – Electricity Consumption 2,336 26% Council Fleet 1,258 14% Business Travel 988 11% Total 8,985 100% https://www.buckscc.gov.uk/media/4516059/carbon-baseline-audit-report-final-v2.pdf 21 The emissions shown in Table 4 above are those from the council’s operations, such as the buildings and vehicles we operate. Business travel emissions relate…

… ................................................................................. 25 The Council’s Emissions ................................................................... 28 Behaviour ................................................................................................................. 29 The Council’s Operational Estate ............................................................................. 29 Transport…

… out the strategy for helping achieve national air quality objectives and zero carbon ambitions. It details over 60 actions to address climate change and poor air quality regarding council operations, our work and contracts with partners and suppliers, and how we influence activity county-wide. We look forward to working with you so that all of us can tackle these environmental threats…

…); and Iver Parish Boundary (declared 01/08/2018) AQMAs - Wycombe – M40 and adjacent land (declared 01/08/2001); High Wycombe (declared 22/12/2017); and Marlow (declared 22/12/2017) AQMAs The main source of NO2 is road transport. Air Quality Action Plans developed to address the sources and impacts of NO2 in these AQMAs can be found on the Buckinghamshire Council website. Concern about air quality…

…. Buckinghamshire Council’s Carbon Emissions We commissioned a carbon audit to better understand the make-up of our own carbon emissions for the 2018/19 financial year (the base year). Table 4 Buckinghamshire Council's carbon emissions Activity 2018/19 Annual Carbon Emissions (T CO2e) % of Annual Emissions Buildings – Gas Consumption 1,887 21% Buildings – Electricity Consumption 2,516 28…