Carbon Neutral Greenwich
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406 responses
[Completed] Transport
The second biggest source of emissions after buildings. Almost all these transport emissions come from vehicles such as cars, vans and trucks.
72 responses
[Completed] Energy Supply
We need to use more energy from clean renewable sources and help build businesses that create local renewable energy.
89 responses
[Completed] Circular Economy
We need to buy less, throw less away, reuse more and recycle more to reduce the amount of carbon caused by our waste.
145 responses
[Completed] Natural Environment
Our green spaces need to be protected and enhanced to make Royal Greenwich more resilient to climate change and support carbon neutral living.
34 responses
[Completed] Empowering Wider Change
Eighty-five per cent of all the Borough’s emissions are not within the control of the Council. We need to enable others to play their part too.
9 responses
[Completed] Businesses, schools, charities and other organisations
Businesses, schools, charities and other types of organisations tell us what is important to you.
310 responses
[Completed] Overview
The draft plans sets out what we need to do, over the next three years, to become carbon neutral under seven key themes.
137 responses
[Completed] Buildings
Existing buildings, homes and businesses, are the single biggest source of emissions in Royal Greenwich.
109 responses
[Completed] New Development
New development and infrastructure that supports it must have low emissions and support carbon neutral ambitions.