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UK Government’s draft Carbon Plan
The UK government is now committed to reductions of greenhouse gas emissions of 80% by 2050; with 5-year carbon budgets laying out a staged timetable of legally binding national reductions towards this deadline. The first three 5-year budgets have been released, mandating greenhouse gas reductions of 22% in the five year period to 2012, [...]
Tags: Carbon Plan, carbon reduction, energy, Government, legislation, local governmnet |
The World Economic Forum’s ‘Global Risks 2011’: some pointers for local government.
The World Economic Forum’s ‘Global Risks 2011’ publication lays out an important case for global action on the challenges of what it calls the “water-food-energy” nexus. The report is well worth reading, highlighting important points that are clearly relevant for leaders in the public sector and local government who are involved in strategy and [...]
Tags: energy, food, Global Risks 2011, local government, policy, research, water, World Economic Forum |
