Including 6 closely related terms such as reduction pathways, reduction pathway, and pathways.
… – What have we already achieved? 8 Carbon Reduction Pathways 11 Decarbonisation Action Plan 2021-2026 14 Reviewed and updated July 2023 by Kate Bell Introduction What does carbon neutrality mean? Carbon neutrality means reducing net emissions by at least 95% of 2008 levels, there may be a residual 5% of emissions that is not technically…
… on Environmental Management Practices and Operations." Production and Operations Management. 12-3 (2003): 416–431. Reviewed and updated July 2023 by Kate Bell Carbon Reduction Pathways – What are we doing now? The Council has set an ambitious target to be net zero carbon in all its buildings operations and services by 2030. In order to achieve this ambition it is necessary to break…
… the Lincoln area; the success of a Lincoln 2030 Climate Action Plan, produced by the Lincoln Climate Commission, will be down to all of us. You can find Lincoln 2030 on the commission and council’s websites. Lincoln’s Journey to 2030 accompanies the Lincoln 2030 Climate Action Plan and provides further details on the objectives, actions and tables for each net zero carbon pathway. This is a live…
… decarbonisation down into six manageable pathways to identify the key actions required. Decarb Pathway What does this cover? % CO2e Electricity This transition is now well underway, with the grid becoming increasingly green as a variety of forms of renewable power are installed (solar, wind, hydro). Energy efficiency is also improving, with the council making substantial investments in energy…
… such as the refuse feet vehicles owned and operated by a contractor to deliver a council service. 15% Waste This pathway focuses on waste from council offices and depots as well as waste generated by the public at council owned and managed sites such as Hartsholme County Park. Public behaviour has a large impact on the volume and type of waste entering our waste system. Not just at the point of waste…