carbon emissions
A climate campaigner is launching a public map of carbon emissions for the whole of Cambridge
Residents and organisations can submit information on their emissions to build the Cambridge Carbon interactive map
The mobile-accessible map will allow users to compare carbon emissions of institutions and companies in the city
People should cut the amount of beef, dairy and lamb they eat by a fifth to help cut the countryside’s carbon emissions, said government climate advisers.
Cambridgeshire County Council has revealed its aims to reach a net zero carbon target by 2050 as part of its commitment to dealing with environmental and climate issues.
The College’s head gardener, Steve Coghill, hopes this will encourage a “biodiversity-rich ecosystem” and help with the absorption of carbon emissions.
East Cambridgeshire District Council is asking residents for tips on how they can reach their 2050 zero carbon emissions target.
Residents are being urged to share their ideas on how the district council can protect the environment and cut emissions.
Reference: Date: Tue, 12/17/2019 Residents are being urged to share their ideas on how the district council can protect the environment and cut emissions. In October, East Cambridgeshire District Council (ECDC) joined more than 200 councils across the UK to declare a climate emergency at its Full Council meeting.