Including 6 closely related terms such as carbon, low carbon, and carbon infrastructure.
… partners will invest in low- carbon infrastructure that will be future and climate- proof, providing good-quality, low-carbon and affordable housing and energy. We will work to reduce our emission footprint via a series of building rationalisation and retrofitting measures, which will see carbon reductions in the order of 50% from current levels. Thereafter larger-scale, bespoke actions…
…, this will mean the carbon emissions are balanced. Restoring the balance to the natural carbon cycle. It is worth clarifying that working towards this net zero carbon target therefore requires the city to significantly reduce carbon emissions whilst working to implement measures to capture (or sequester) residual emissions. To achieve the level of change that is required to respond…
…-19 crisis. The actions which are described in this report cover a range of areas - including transport, The City Council acknowledge that we have a key role to play in enabling the city to address the global climate and ecological emergency. But Climate Change is not an isolated challenge, and we must ensure a just transition to a low carbon and resilient city. If we take considered…
… is taken right now. Effective climate action can also bring about better, more equitable health and wellbeing, a stronger and inclusive economy, and more resilient communities. Climate-smart and low carbon places, while generating thriving economies. Glaswegian communities already experience many inequalities around income, opportunity and discrimination. figure 3:Transport sector…
… required to address the climate and ecological emergency, including technological innovation, behavioural change, finance and policy change. As such, the City will develop a Green New Deal for Glasgow that will transform the city into a fair and prosperous society, with a resource-efficient and competitive net zero carbon economy in 2030. This plan therefore seeks to incorporate two…