Including 6 closely related terms such as reduce, waste, and domestic waste.
… of waste disposal and assigning responsibility to services through transparent accounting. Action will be taken on waste from domestic households, researching ways to transition to a zero waste and circular economy by supporting national efforts, and in developing a domestic waste Strategy for West Dunbartonshire. Waste makes up around 47% of our Council emissions (45% from Household Waste…
… CJ CLIMATE CHANGE STRATEGY - A ROUTE MAP FOR A NET ZERO FUTURE For the Council to avoid waste and move towards a circular economy we must make efforts to develop a new corporate waste management, reduction, reuse and recycling plan detailing corporate standards, targets and staff guidance for our waste activities, including improving infrastructure. This will establish true costs…
… footprint; 47% of our overall footprint results from the waste and recycling of West Dunbartonshire (both operational and domestic household waste); and 9% of the remaining emissions results from both Council and staff vehicles and the operation of other equipment, such as grass cutters. The Council also has responsibility to ensure it is delivering on Climate Change targets in line with Climate…
… Fuel Poverty Bill Zero Waste Plan Climate Ready Scotland: Climate Change Adaptation Programme 2019 - 2024 9 8 https://0.56-1.12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 • SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GCALS Ill 1:1 ■ m II D II m…
…: www.showyourstripes.info) The Financial Case While fnancial efciencies are not the main driver for change in relation to climate change, it is evident that many of the actions likely to be taken will result in reduced costs. For example work to reduce waste, reduce unnecessary travel and cut energy use will bring both service efciencies and reduced costs. Additionally, this work may mitigate and reduce…