Including 6 closely related terms such as management, manage, and minimise waste.
… a leadership role but which require the co-operation of others in order to effect change. There are of course also areas of cross over, such as waste management which is a significant operational area and residual cost for Harrow as an organisation, but where concerted action to reduce demand and minimise waste at source requires wide action and engagement from residents and business. Priorities…
… of NHS treatment and free up funding to be spent on additional low carbon measures including home energy efficiency measures and local renewable generation, in turn positively impacting issues such as fuel poverty. Similarly, reducing waste and growing a local green economy in repair and re-use of goods would result in more wealth being retained in the borough and create new local opportunities…
…% Commercial Buildings & Facilities (13,350) 1.1% Solid waste Disposal (4,926) Scope 1 - Harrow's Estimated Direct GHG Emissions (TCO2e) Total Scope 1 Emissions 453,322 Source: SCATTER Emissions Tool (https://scattercities.com) 3.18 The Scope 1 data indicates that approaching 60% of the borough’s direct emissions are attributable to residential buildings…
…, but they do nevertheless serve to highlight the main sources of emissions for planning purposes. Figures are given in T CO2e (tonnes of CO2 equivalent per annum). 57.8% Residential Buildings (262,157) 26.5% Road Transport (120,303) 4.6% Institutional Buildings & Facilities (20,664) 3.6% Industrial Buildings & Facilities (16,346) 3.4% Waste Water (15,576) 3…
…. This will be overwhelmingly comprised of their gas heating and cooking requirements. The other main source, over one quarter of total emissions, is road transport, caused by combustion vehicles operating in our borough. The figure for waste is relatively low because this measure does not take into account the embedded Scope 3 consumption related emissions of the goods being disposed of (ie the CO2 produced…