All
this creates additional carbon emissions and undermines progress towards the government's ambitious carbon emission goals.
Not exact matches
By 2003, this plan had reduced annual
carbon dioxide (CO2)
emissions by 20 million tons and helped to
create approximately 250,000
additional jobs.
The forests that the industry claims are offsetting the
emissions of burning biomass for energy were already growing and sequestering
carbon, so
creating an
additional source of
carbon pollution by burning trees requires
creating an
additional offset to take that
carbon up.
Reducing the UK's
carbon emissions by around 60 % by 2030 (as recommended by the CCC) would: * increase UK GDP by 1.1 % in net terms * result in at least 190,000
additional jobs being
created across the UK economy * mean households are financially better off compared to a scenario where little is done to reduce
emissions.
The report estimates that retrofitting the European Union's residential buildings to cut
carbon emissions by 75 % could
create an
additional 2.6 million new jobs by 2030.