Including the closely related terms waste management, waste, and waste management.
… society more broadly. All aspects of day to day life will need to change from: How we heat and power our homes; Where and how we build; Settlement patterns and how we move around; Investment decisions and budget-setting; The type of industry and businesses that will thrive; Jobs and skills; Consumption patterns and waste management; What we eat; and How we use land. Fife…
… units, schools, landfill sites, parks, woodlands, and care homes to social housing units. In conjunction with community planning partners, the Council also sets planning, transport, waste and housing policy and makes strategic decisions about where and how Fife should be developed in the future, and how environmental risks such as flooding are managed. These decisions will shape Fife’s future…
… transmission and distribution losses compared to the current generation and transmission system. Generating heat locally will allow Fife to make the best use of local resources whether that be heat from biomass, (including wood, energy crops and agricultural waste products); heat from air-source, water-source and ground-source heat pumps or using waste heat from industrial processes. Scotland has…
… water, food, land and other resources in the most efficient manner. The Scottish Zero Waste Plan sets the strategic direction for waste policy in Scotland and has a municipal recycling target of 70% by 2025. Fife’s own Zero Waste Fife – Resources Strategy and Action Plan will also direct action in this area. 10 https://www.parliament.uk/business…
…-electric, full-electric and hydrogen fuel vehicles. Resource efficiency Under the resource efficiency programme, Climate Fife projects will help to deliver the circular economy by encouraging the most sustainable ways of managing, recovering and avoiding waste. Keeping materials in use and using resources efficiently will underpin this programme of work. Attention will also be paid to using…