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Path to Net Zero 2024
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Conference navigates the future of UK shipping
Join over 200 industry leaders at Shipping UK on 8 October to tackle global challenges like decarbonisation, sustainable growth and digitisation. Shipping is critical to UK and global prosperity and the years ahead are full of uncertainty. In the last decade, we have witnessed a pandemic, armed conflict, economic volatility, the increasing dependency on technology...
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Protected: How banks can ensure no one is left behind in the net zero transition
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Scottish university begins land regeneration project to capture carbon and restore biodiversity
Land in Scotland is set to benefit from the planting of new forests and restoration of peatland in a bid to offset unavoidable carbon emissions and restore biodiversity. The University of Edinburgh’s Forest and Peatland programme will sequester around 1 million tonnes of unavoidable carbon over the next 50 years — produced by essential travel,...
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Why UK businesses should accelerate circular transition to net zero
Invest in the circular economy to reduce UK carbon emissions by 2 billion tonnes by 2050.1 Reduce carbon emissions, enhance sustainability and boost commercial benefits now. Business in the Community’s seven steps for climate action2 include circular business approaches because they are essential in enabling the collective action needed to deliver a swift, just transition...
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Three things we need to do for low-carbon cities
Cities account for over 70% of global carbon emissions. How can they step up their efforts to get us back on track to meet our climate goals? More than 13,000 cities have made political commitments to cut emissions. Many have had some success: emissions per capita fell by more than 20% in metropolitan regions in...
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International and domestic action: crucial for shipping to meet net zero ambitions
Our oceans provide sources of food and unique wildlife and impact our climate and the air we breathe. They are also vital conduits for shipping and transportation. Shipping takes its responsibility to protect oceans seriously and has already made steps to do so by, for example, switching fuels to help improve air quality around our...
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Help decarbonise cities by rethinking the way we heat and cool buildings
Climate innovations in heating and cooling that can make a positive difference in reducing global warming already exist today. However, take-up in the UK has not yet had a major impact. By rethinking how we manage our heating and cooling systems, we can reset our course and radically reduce the emissions of our buildings. The...