Including 5 closely related terms such as heating, heating, and central heating.
… OUT MY PLUG SOCKETS AT HOME TIME MY SHOWERS TO SAVE WATER TURN THE TAP OFF AFTER BRUSHING MY TEETH USE A TIMER ON MY CENTRAL HEATING USE CLOTH NAPPIES INSTEAD OF DISPOSABLE USE MORE PUBLIC TRANSPORT USE MY CAR LESS AND NO FLYING THIS YEAR VOLUNTEER WITH CONSERVATION ORGANISATION SPREAD THE WORD AT EVERY OPPORTUNITY STOP BUYING TAKEAWAYS STOP USING PLASTIC SWITCH MY PC…
… air quality is a priority and it’s one of the top three issues residents want the Council to tackle.1 Throughout the borough there are two key local air pollutants of concern. These are nitrogen dioxide and particulate matter. The dominant source of both pollutants is road traffic, but other significant sources include industrial and domestic heat and power generation, construction…
… because, under normal circumstances, it does not exist in sufficient concentrations to be demonstrably harmful to human health. Nitrogen dioxide and nitric oxide are released into the atmosphere when fuel is burned. Examples include petrol and diesel in a car engine, natural gas in a home central heating boiler, and from power stations. High levels of nitrogen dioxide can inflame the airways…
… for the borough, based on local geographical and geothermal opportunities. This means solar panels on buildings, heat pumps which take heat from the ground or air, or using local waste heat sources like the Energy Recovery Facility in Beddington. Waste heat is considered partially renewable,20 depending on the waste it is burning, and is lower carbon energy than coal or gas power stations. The Sutton…
… or on foot. We’ll have more green spaces, connected to each other, protecting and enhancing nature and biodiversity. Our energy will be renewable and our homes will be warm in winter, cool in summer, and well insulated. We will reduce waste and create a circular economy, with options to reuse, repair or re-manufacture the things we buy. We will be able to withstand heat waves, droughts and flooding…