Including 5 closely related terms such as waste management, waste generation, and waste.
… that they are in line with the 2050 net zero GHG emission target. The Act also sets sectoral targets on Government Departments including 2030 targets of: • Energy - at least 80% of electricity consumption from renewable sources, • Waste Management - 70% of waste recycled, and • Transport - a target for a minimum spend of 10% of overall transport budgets on active travel, • Other Sectoral Plans…
… Development Plan 3. Performance Improvement Plan 4. Tree and Woodland Strategy 5. Internal Waste Management Plan 6. Open Spaces Strategy LCCC has developed a Climate Action Plan (CAP) appendix 1 that sets out the steps to be taken by Council that will guide all council service unit actions towards the goal of becoming a net zero, resilient council by 2050. An evidence-based process…
… These are the emissions being produced from electricity use and electricity production. SCOPE 3 EMISSIONS Scope 3 emissions are all indirect emissions, not included in Scope 2, that occur in the value chain of the Councils activities. Examples are business travel, employee commuting, waste generation, purchasing of goods and services etc. UN SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS (SDGs) The Sustainable…
… local economy, supply chains and supporting businesses. Waste and resource management The way we manage our waste and resources from council facilities and operations. Natural environment How we protect our natural environment and use it to reduce the impacts of climate change. Lisburn & Castlereagh Council (LCCC) has identified 6 internal action areas to target through its…
… of GHG emissions to support the NI Climate Change Act target on net zero by 2050. Page 20 2021 emissions in the LCCC area by sector Kt CO2e 2021 LCCC needs to remove at least 1297kt CO2e of GHG emissions to support the NI Climate Change Act target on net zero by 2050. Waste (14%) LULUCF (2%) Agriculture (19%) Industry (15%) Commercial (1%) Public Sector (3%) Domestic (24%) Transport…