Including the closely related terms emissions, emission, and emissions.
… There is increasing evidence that humans are consuming natural resources faster than they can be replenished, harming ecosystems and reducing biodiversity across the world. Harmful emissions are making people sick, and have created man-made climate change which is now accelerating, raising temperatures in the climate, melting the polar ice caps and increasing the likelihood of flooding. Everyone must take…
…. Head of Property Facilities Manager Leisure Centres Manager Evidence of increased use of cleaning products that do not contain environmentally harmful ingredients such as bleach. Existing 9 A GREENER BROXBOURNE This priority deals with protecting and enhancing the Borough’s environment, tackling air pollution and providing more greenery to help offset carbon emissions…
… 5 A sustainable Council Objective 1 Reduce the carbon footprint of Council buildings 6 Objective 2 Reduce the use of petrol and diesel by the Council and minimise emissions 7 Objective 3 Consider sustainability in use of materials and procurement decisions 8 A greener Broxbourne Objective 4 Take action to improve air quality 9 Objective 5 Protect and enhance…
… this growth by creating 7,700 new houses and helping to generate between 5,000 and 6,000 new jobs in Broxbourne between 2017 and 2033. The most significant challenge for the Borough in accommodating such growth sustainably is the growth in vehicular traffic and air pollution from their emissions. Residents rely heavily on cars to get around as, although north-south public transport links…
… This priority concerns reduction of the Council’s own carbon footprint, and setting an example for others in the Borough. The objectives are: 1. Reduce the carbon footprint of Council buildings 2. Reduce the use of petrol and diesel by the Council and minimise emissions 3. Consider sustainability in use of materials and procurement decisions Objective 1: Reduce the carbon footprint of Council…