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London Borough of Haringey

… other indirect emissions, such as waste disposal, aviation, diets, behaviour change Direct emissions from sources that we own & control, including fuel combustion, company vehicles, and fugitive emissions Indirect emissions, generated from the electricity and heat that we purchase and the cooling we require Figure 2: Scope of emissions targeted within this Climate Change…

… to the 40:20 target. The 2020 Annual Carbon Report shows that, as a borough, we have helped reduce carbon emissions from the borough by 36.7% and Haringey is on target in meeting the 40% reduction by 2020 (also known as 40:20 target) from our 2005 baseline. Our historic success in reducing emissions in the borough is due to our proactive working with www.haringey.gov.uk/net-zero-carbon…

…) and nitrous oxide (NOx) making up the remaining 15%. Targets in Haringey are set for carbon emissions only, however our actions will indirectly reduce other GHGs simultaneously. www.haringey.gov.uk/net-zero-carbon-haringey 9 Trajectory to Reduce Emissions by 2041 Figure 3. This graph shows the rate of decarbonisation required across the energy sectors from around 750 kilo tonnes (kt) CO 2 e…

… areas. But there is now increased awareness on the impact of carbon and greenhouse gases as scientists have learnt and are seeing the impact of carbon emissions on our climate across the globe. The globe is now in a Climate Change Crisis and dramatic action is required. In March 2019, Haringey Council declared a Climate Emergency. In doing so, the Council committed to developing an action…

… extreme weather events will result in more power outages. Haringey’s incomes and living standards vary considerably and the impacts of climate change will exacerbate inequality across residents and businesses. This plan targets a borough-wide reduction on carbon emissions which will improve living standards for all residents. Haringey Climate Change Action Plan6 - 100.0 200.0 300.0…