Including 11 closely related terms such as low carbon, carbon, and low carbon sector.
… landlords and through their procurement of goods and services. 1.5 At the London level, in November 2019 the London Environment Directors’ Network and the Transport and Environment Committee issued a joint Climate Emergency statement3 setting out six priority areas: 1. Retrofit London: Retrofit all domestic and non-domestic buildings to an average level of EPC B; 2. Low-carbon development…
…://www.ipcc.ch/sr15/ https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/climate-impacts-tool https://www.londoncouncils.gov.uk/node/36755 5 4. Secure 100% renewable energy for London’s public sector now and in the future; 5. Reduce consumption emissions by two thirds, focusing on food, clothing, electronics and aviation; 6. Develop London’s low carbon sector and green…
… 20178 include: • To health and wellbeing from high temperatures; • Shortages in the public water supply; • Food production and trade; • New and emerging pests and diseases. 1.19 Taking action to reduce carbon emissions means cutting the numbers of vehicles on our streets and cleaning up heating systems, actions that have direct benefits for local air quality. Half of those people living…
… is to be carbon neutral in terms of our corporate emissions by 2030, with an interim target of reducing carbon emissions from our corporate buildings by 50% by 2025 against the 2017/18 baseline. 1.2.2 Set out a detailed programme, including milestones, for carbon management in the Council’s Strategic Asset Management Plan to 2025. Short term £ (total cost of delivery unknown) Director of Regeneration…
… Finance Officer 1.5.2 Review and update existing procurement and social value policies to strengthen the value placed on life-cycle assessment, support the circular economy and reduce carbon emissions across our supply chain. We will assess the introduction of requirements in our contracts for contractors to publicly report their corporate carbon emissions, and including CO2e emissions relating…