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London Borough of Harrow

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… the national average at 11.28 and 12.10 tonnes of CO2 per capita respectively. The domestic sector (i.e. Housing, and more specifically the electricity, gas and other fuels used in the home) is responsible for the highest portion of emissions, accounting for 53% of the CO2. In total, Harrow contributes 2.1% of all the CO2 emitted across London. This puts the borough in 28th position out of the 33 London…

… ............................................................................. 64 Figure 26: City Planner efficiency summary ......................................................................................... 67 Figure 27: Average delays on Harrow roads (7-10am) (Jan 2016 to Nov 2016) ................................... 68 Figure 28: NO2 emissions, 2013 ............................................................................................................ 74…

… and low emission vehicles and working in partnership have all been considered. Changes were needed to reflect the new Mayor of London’s transport strategy and to prepare for the significant projected population growth in London, potentially reaching 10.5 million residents by 2041. As a result of LIP3, the borough will be able to access significant funding from Transport for London. This funding…

… and outer London and at outer London roadside sites. It is estimated that around half of nitrogen oxides (NOx) emissions come from road transport sources. Air quality is expected to improve across Harrow as motor engines become more efficient. 2.3.22 Harrow’s carbon footprint is calculated at 11.41 tonnes of Carbon Dioxide (CO2) per capita, which is higher than the London average but lower than…

emissions. 2.3.26 In 2018, Harrow’s Headstone Manor was one of six projects in London to be awarded funding for green space improvements – as part of the Mayor of London’s push to make London the world’s first National Park City. The additional funding will introduce new and attractive wetlands at the historic grounds, which will also help preserve a 14th century moat. As a result…

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