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… to support new jobs and transition to cleaner ways of working. This complements proposals to create a Carbon Reduction Fund, outlined in an accompanying report, which will support interventions that reduce carbon emissions but may not lead to significant economic growth or job outcomes. This fund will dovetail with other work by the NTCA and all three constituent Local Authorities (LAs…
… a place-based approach to tackle emissions whilst delivering inclusive economic growth, building on the leading role LAs play in their areas and aligned with the North East LEP’s Energy for Growth Strategy. 2.3 Key features of the Green New Deal Fund include: ➢ Using the Fund to support the ‘green growth economy’, prioritising projects which can deliver significant carbon reductions as well…
… their own policy frameworks. 1.3 At a national level, we have seen carbon reduction passed into law, with the UK Government committing to net-zero carbon emissions by 2050. This builds on the 2008 Climate Change Act and puts the UK in a strong global leadership position with regard to its regulatory and policy framework. Meeting this target requires emissions from homes, transport, farming…
… transition, and is investing in clean energy generation and planning substantial tree planting for sequestration. 1.8 Each Local Authority has also made carbon reduction commitments as per the table below: Local Authority Target (s) Northumberland County Council • Half Northumberland County Council carbon emissions from 2010 baseline by 2025. This is equivalent to 26,971…
… the Department of Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS), which shows where the major emissions come from, and thus where the biggest carbon reduction gains are to be made. 2.2 Figure 1 (overleaf) shows the CO2 emissions (within the influence of local authorities) 1 for the North of Tyne from 2005 to 2017. The data shows that emissions have significantly decreased over the last 12 years…