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Slough Borough Council

… industrial processes (10.9%) and waste management (0.7%). The natural environment, including the Slough’s trees and ecosystems, can absorb carbon from the atmosphere, and contribute to a net reduction in emissions (-0.2%). Understanding GHG emissions sources in this way is valuable in helping us to target emissions reduction actions. 1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY CLIMATE CHANGE STRATEGY AND ACTION…

… PLAN Slough Borough Council | Executive Summary 5 0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1,000 2018 2020 2025 2030 2035 2040 2045 2050 k tC O 2 e Anticipating future emissions reductions Emissions reduction “pathways” can be modelled to show us possible scenarios for future GHG emissions based on differing levels of action to reduce emissions. In the graph across, we model…

… of this work, an “intervention” is measure designed to mitigate carbon emissions, including specific, quantifiable steps outlined in SCATTER Pathways (see page. 23). The report is structured as follows: o Chapters 2 & 3 outline the current context for climate change action and provide an overview of Slough’s baseline emissions. o Chapters 4 & 5 outline Slough’s carbon budget and present…

… and private rented sector have the highest proportion of poorly insulated and energy efficient buildings. Local Transport Plan (LTP3) 2011-2026 The Local Transport Plan details Slough’s long-term strategy for transport and includes the reduction of carbon emissions and climate change adaptation as key priorities. Low Emission Strategy 2018-2025 The strategy aims to improve air quality and health…

… across the borough, embed innovative approaches to vehicle emission reduction and provide a platform for inward investment to assist the transition to a low emission economy. The Waste Strategy 2015-2030 The Waste Strategy sets out a borough wide vision to move from waste disposal to waste management, which can also be applied to corporate waste. The Slough Urban Renewal Scheme…