Including 13 closely related terms such as reduce, reduce, and reduce emissions.
…) Agriculture Waste Cherwell District Council LULUCF 5 Carbon neutral council 2 car-sharing working meetings agile virtualResilience The council, residents and businesses alike have all adapted to the global COVID-19 pandemic. We can see that some of these adaptations also reduce carbon emissions. As we emerge, you will see us maintain and build upon that resilience by: Developing digital…
… ourselves to account We will develop our annual carbon emissions reporting over time to help us monitor, evaluate, review and communicate our progress. We will also commit to reporting against this climate action framework in order to inform future corporate planning in the council. 1 4 A Climate Active Council 1 1,400,000 1,200,000 1,000,000 800,000 600,000 400,000 200,000 0…
… is to shape a thriving cherwell The date for this ambitious target is in advance of both national policy and the Oxfordshire Energy strategy. We will do our part to achieve a zero carbon district by 2030 and lead through example. Given the council’s emissions account for 0.4% of the overall districts’ emissions, we must also recognise our significant influence and encourage change in others, whilst…
… Economy. The strategy aims to: • Secure a smart, modern, clean energy infrastructure in Oxfordshire • Reduce emissions in Oxfordshire by 50% by 2030 setting a pathway to achieving net zero by 2050 • Enhance partnership working across Oxfordshire to focus on energy challenges and financing halving emissions will require: 9 Enabling a zero carbon Cherwell by 2030 3 Sharing Connec ted…
… 2030 /2031 Where we currently are and why we must take action These graphs show the projection of emissions to 2030 under an approach where no additional action is taken. It is clear that without comprehensive and direct action neither the council or the district will achieve the carbon goals we need. The carbon footprint of: 1: Cherwell District Council Leisure centre heating Leisure…