Including 26 closely related terms such as emissions reductions, emissions reduction, and gas emissions.
… zero emissions consistent with 1.5°C in shown in Figure 4, and shows a rapid straight-line global emissions reduction. Such a reduction in greenhouse gas emissions will require an immediate, concerted and transformative effort amongst governments. Figure 4: Stylised global emissions reduction pathway consistent with limiting global warming to 1.5°C global warming 2.3. Climate…
… ..................................................................................................... 16 4 Scope 3 Emissions Results ..................................................................................................... 17 5. Carbon Reduction Plan Buildings .................................................................................................. 21 Existing Buildings…
…?domain=ipcc.ch https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/climate-change/what-is-climate-change#:~:text=In%202019%2C%20the%20level%20of,1850%2D1900%20baseline%20average%20temperature. 8 More pertinently, to limit global warming to 1.5°C, rapid emissions reductions are required to limit long-term accumulations of greenhouse gases. An indicative global emissions pathway to net…
…), and our downstream carbon footprint (emissions produced from the things we sell, lease and dispose). Figure 9: Green House Gas Protocol emissions scopes 4.1. Scope 1 Carbon Emissions Scope 1 carbon emissions relate to practices that we have direct control over and where carbon emissions are released from assets that we own. They include: • the consumption of gas and heating oil to heat…
… derived from energy billing and energy meter readings. 14 4.2. Scope 2 Carbon Emissions Scope 2 carbon emissions relate to practices that we have direct control over, but the emissions are produced by a third party. They include: • The electricity that we use to power our estate, including leisure centres, offices, car parks and various public amenities. Our Scope 2 carbon…