Proposal for a Cambridgeshire Carbon Advisory Service and Strategic Business Case for a Cambridgeshire Decarbonisation Fund: Executive Summary
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Authors
Eldridge-Thomas, Buffy
Iqbal, Affan
Mackinlay, Kirsty
Mahadevegowda, Amoghavarsha
Ollard, Isobel
Pearce-Higgins, Robert
Smith, Andrew
Journal Title
Cambridge Journal of Science and Policy
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Cambridge University Science and Policy Exchange
Volume
3
Issue
1
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Article
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Bloomfield, M., Eldridge-Thomas, B., Iqbal, A., Mackinlay, K., Mahadevegowda, A., Ollard, I., Pearce-Higgins, R., & et al. (2022). Proposal for a Cambridgeshire Carbon Advisory Service and Strategic Business Case for a Cambridgeshire Decarbonisation Fund: Executive Summary. Cambridge Journal of Science and Policy, 3 (1) https://doi.org/10.17863/CAM.86144
Abstract
The imperative and urgency to reach net-zero has never been clearer. Decarbonising our local environment and practices is a momentous task; however, Cambridgeshire County Council and its various public sector partners and stakehold- ers together are uniquely placed to collaborate positively and holistically towards tackling the climate crisis at a local level. Thus, the Cam- bridgeshire local system has an exciting and crit- ical opportunity to drive the achievement of a net-zero Cambridgeshire by 2045 and serve as a model for other local areas across the country and elsewhere. This report recommends the es- tablishment of a Carbon Advisory Service, which will support local businesses to decarbonise. In conjunction, this report sets out the strategic business case for a Cambridgeshire Decarboni- sation Fund, which will offset residual ‘hard to
reduce’ emissions and support investment in lo- cal community infrastructure and nature-based projects which will avoid, reduce, or sequester carbon.
Keywords
Carbon, Decarbonisation, Emissions reduction, Net-zero
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This record's DOI: https://doi.org/10.17863/CAM.86144
This record's URL: https://www.repository.cam.ac.uk/handle/1810/338733
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