Including 4 closely related terms such as reduce, waste, and food waste.
… will take in order to change those services that we directly provide. The activities and projects that we will undertake to try and become a net zero council have been listed under the themes: Building and Energy, Mobility and Transport, Waste, Governance, Procurement, Land Use, Ecology, and all can be explored in chapters 7 - 13. It is not, therefore, the ambition of this plan to create…
… and 2019/20, bringing the total down to 13,003 tCO2e. Successes include changing 90% of street lighting to LED lamps so far, insulating buildings and installing PV solar panels. Under both Carbon Management Plans we measured our carbon emissions from buildings, street lighting, waste generated by the council, council fleet and staff business travel. By today all local authorities must follow…
… the principles of a circular economy. Here we hope to reduce waste as much as possible whilst simultaneously encouraging economic activities and community regeneration. Planned projects - Ambition Activity Timetable Projected costs £ tCO2e savings – whole life cycle 9.1 Repair, adapt and sell goods which would otherwise be disposed of as waste We are currently adapting the Llandygai…
… to measure carbon savings 9.4 Reducing food waste by supporting community projects that share surplus supermarket food Continue to support the existing 11 community food hubs by providing information and advice Continuous No additional costs No direct savings 9.5 Reduce the street waste sent for disposal and increase street waste sent to be recycled. As part of our Clean and Tidy…
… is net zero carbon and why is it important? 6 5. Responding to the Effects of Climate Change 8 6. This Plan 9 • Partners 9 • How will we measure success? 10 • Measuring our carbon emissions 11 • Planning to achieve net zero carbon 13 • Finance 14 • Timetable 14 7. Buildings and Energy 15 8. Mobility and Transport 20 9. Waste 24 10…