Including 5 closely related terms such as renewable, renewable energy, and renewable energy sources.
… of resource consumption or by adopting new production techniques and product designs. Using fossil fuels for energy and transport causes substantially more harm to the environment than renewable energy sources, including air and water pollution, damage to public health, wildlife and habitat loss, water and land use and increased carbon emissions. Reducing these environmental impacts has great…
… potential to lead to economic growth by creating new markets in areas such as biofuels and renewable energy sources. This could lead to new employment opportunities, benefits in population and environmental health, whilst also improving energy security in the long run. Ecosystems like grasslands, wetlands, woodlands and forests also contribute to managing risks to economic and social activity…
… and how we intend to achieve them. Outcome 1.1: The council’s carbon emissions are managed and reduced. How can we achieve this? • Implement our Carbon Management Plan to reduce the council’s carbon footprint in line with the Scottish Government’s targets • Continue to implement energy efficiency measures across council facilities including investment in renewable and low carbon energy…