Including the closely related terms uk government, government, and scottish government.
… and national boundaries. External influences on actions includes Scottish Government and UK Government financial settlements, policies and initiatives. Table 2: Scottish Borders GHG Emissions Source As of 2018 GHG Emissions kt CO2 % Emission Trend 2010 – 2018 Transport 264.3 33.8 Increase in emissions (But mainly A roads) Agriculture 119.9 15.3 Emissions mostly stable over last 10…
… SBC Aggregate external finance 2020/21 £295,757,000 (including Scottish Government settlement, 20% from SBC Council tax plus other revenues) Per capita spend £2560 SBC Estate/floor space 935717.8m2 SBC Land (m2) 572.07 ha (not including Common Good land) SBC Vehicles (numbers) 424 (94 cars, 137 LCVs and 193 HDV) SBC % of total SB GHG emissions 2% Household waste collected…
… it practically. 3.4 Strategic environmental assessment The CCRM has been influenced by Strategic Environmental Assessments (SEA) required by the Environmental Assessment (Scotland) Act 2005. There are 41 registered SEAs for the 10 years between March 2011 and April 2021 for associated PPS in the Scottish Borders. These may be seen on the Scottish Government’s database here. An SEA is a systematic…
…/liquid) emissions. 3.6 Net Zero options unpacked Meeting Net Zero GHG targets in the Scottish Borders will be challenging, whatever path we take. We have considered several options for reaching our CC Route Map destination. Option 1: Net Zero by 2045 - using pathways to our destination aligned with Scottish Government milestones. Option 2: Net Zero before 2045 - using more ambitious…
… frequently. Meaning higher average temperatures, increased flooding, and more extreme, unpredictable weather patterns. The Scottish Climate Change Adaptation Programme (SCCAP) addresses the impacts identified for Scotland in the UK Climate Change Risk Assessment (CCRA). It sets out the Scottish Government’s objectives in relation to adaptation to climate change. The first Scottish Climate Change…