Welcome to the latest roundup of news and news and advice from Energy Advice Hub.
The good news is that UK greenhouse gas emissions are down according to the latest figures, but it’s not the whole story. 46% of emissions linked to UK consumption are created overseas – and are equivalent to one of the biggest emitting countries in the world. The Fairtrade Foundation is calling on businesses and government to act.
These stories and more are here – and if you need advice on your company’s low carbon challenges, get in touch.
What action do people want to see on climate; and what can business learn from this?
A major new global poll reveals public opinion on the climate crisis – and where they want to see change. We’ve got the key takeaways here.
UK emissions drop by 44% compared to 1990 levels
The latest government greenhouse gas emissions figures are out and show a 44% fall in UK emissions between 1990 and 2019.
Aviation sector maps out pathway to net zero by 2050
Major players in the airline sector have come together to set a viable roadmap to net zero emissions by 2050.
New £10 million hubs in London and Leeds to drive green finance and investment
The government has announced a new UK Centre for Greening Finance and Investment, which will have research hubs in London and Leeds.
Fairtrade Foundation calls on businesses to tackle food import emissions
A new report to mark Fairtrade Fortnight is calling on UK businesses to take decisive action on their emissions from food imports such coffee, cocoa and bananas, to protect small-scale farmers from climate change.
