Including 8 closely related terms such as carbon emissions, emissions, and emission.
…? In the third session, the Jury heard from 3 commentators on ‘where the emissions are coming from.’ • Professor Mike Berners-Lee, Professor in Practice and Lancaster University Environment Centre, Author of ‘There is No Planet B’, Preston’s carbon emissions (Presentation) • Dr Diana Ivanova, Research Fellow within the Sustainability Research Institute at the School of Earth and Environment…
…, University of Leeds, Consumption, carbon emissions, and emissions inequality (Presentation) • Robin Jones, Senior Project Officer, Low Carbon and Renewable Energy, Where does our electricity come from? (Presentation) Q&A with Professor Kevin Anderson, Professor John Whitton, and John Curtin https://youtu.be/-heH6QMGTBQ?feature=shared https://youtu.be…
… questions on behalf of Jury members if they were not comfortable doing so themselves. Any questions that were not asked due to time constraints were later emailed to the commentator to provide a written response. This was then shared with the Jury members via email, ahead of the next session. Session 3: Where are the emissions coming from? Commentator Slot: Where are the emissions coming from…
… https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oOt_pldJMEI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Pqve1RcO0U 15 Using problem trees to understand the causes of travel-related emissions Jury Sessions 16 perspectives they may have but didn’t capture. A facilitator would then structure the output of these discussions, checking back with the group to ensure they had captured their thoughts…