Including 4 closely related terms such as waste, water waste, and waste disposal.
… 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 disposal, but in consumer choices made prior to this. Waste that is not recycled is converted to energy, at the Energy from Waste…
… Grey Fleet Water Waste TOTAL The Council owns several buildings which use gas as a main form of space heating and hot water. For recording and monitoring purposes the buildings are split into council buildings and public buildings. Council buildings include City Hall as the main administrative building for the Council and shared with the DWP and various charities and organisations…
…. The Council’s Environmental Policy is located on our website and can be viewed in Appendix A. Monitoring Resources. The council monitors the following resources on a monthly or quarterly basis:- Scope 1 emissions3 Gas consumption(kWh) Scope 2 emissions4 Electricity consumption(kWh) Scope 3 emissions5 Grey Fleet6 (miles) Train Journeys (km) General waste and recycling…
…. There was also a 48% increase in water consumption at Hartsholme Country Pak as a result of increased visitor numbers to both the park and caravan site. Total CO2e reduction achieved since the 18/19 baseline year for water – 76% General waste and recycling (scope 3 emissions) In July 2023 the Council prepared a draft Internal Waste Minimisation Plan…
… setting out all the council’s waste streams and how they are minimised as well as diverted from landfill. Waste streams include office waste as well as material waste from the housing maintenance service, park and leisure services. Following consultation over August the plan is scheduled for the Executive committee in October and will be published on the council’s website, subject to approval…