Including 13 closely related terms such as gas emissions, reduce emissions, and direct emissions.
… individual and organisation present within the borough has a role to play if we are to successfully reduce emissions and achieve carbon neutrality. It is anticipated that the government will push forward with measures to deliver a green recovery from the coronavirus pandemic and build towards the 2050 net-zero emissions target, so it is important…
…% Wastewater 11% Commercial buildings and facilities 2% Solid waste disposal < 1% Rail 19% On road transport 19% On road transport 4 Carbon Neutrality When we refer to carbon neutrality, we are really referring to net zero greenhouse gas emissions, taking into account our direct emissions across Traford from energy and transport, whilst also taking…
… into account our total indirect emissions which include the consumption of goods and service produced elsewhere. This action plan will focus on resources, themes and initiatives which require more development in order for us to achieve our carbon neutral targets. The Council will look to measure progress through existing means such as emissions reporting to BEIS across the relevant sectors, looking…
… reporting for Traford ACTION LEAD TIMESCALE Continue ongoing work on proposed Clean Air Plan and Clean Air Zone Improve Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Decarbonisation of Council vehicle feet Council/TfGM/ Amey/GMCA Focus on Scope 3 indirect emissions e.g. goods and services moving in and out of Traford, Housing Providers, Council workforce and workplace and commercial properties…
… gas emissions. The report warned that the risk of catastrophic climate change including extreme heat, drought, fooding and climate-related poverty would signifcantly increase unless global warming could be kept to a maximum of 1.5°C. The report stated that global warming is likely to reach 1.5°C between 2030 and 2052 The strategic context for this Action Plan is set by the Greater Manchester…