… emissions mapping Planning policy Assess borough for renewables potential Procurement policy Staff resources Carbon literacy • Increase active travel • Reduce private vehicle use • Demand side behaviour • Reduce quantities of waste generated • Increase recycling • Install CCS on EfW plants Buildings Transport Waste Figure 1: The six priority areas of the CEAP. The new action plan…
… species will make Kensington and Chelsea their home. Some of these may not necessarily be welcome, as we may see an increase in pests and diseases. Climate change will also make it harder for other habitats and species to survive, including many tree species. These changes create risks and opportunities, and our ability to manage habitats that can adapt to climate change will determine whether…
… Fuel use for transport including buses, rail, cars, motorbikes and HGVs, LGVs. Waste Emissions from waste management including processing emissions from composting, anaerobic digestion and the energy from waste plant. Land use Emissions or removals from land use and changes in land use. Figure 4 Figure 5: Sources of carbon emissions for the Council in 2018/19. 20 21 Council emissions…