In this section, we share everything we’ve learnt so far about tackling climate change and working towards net zero. From understanding the evidence for climate change and the critical 1.5°C threshold to exploring its causes and becoming carbon literate, we aim to empower you with the tools to make a difference.
Whether you’re an individual or a business, discover practical steps to reduce your carbon footprint and join us in creating a more sustainable future.
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Our journey to net zero – part 6 Welcome back to our ongoing series where we explore how both individuals and businesses can contribute towards achieving the desperately needed 2050 carbon emissions targets. In our last post, we delved into… Read More »How can businesses reduce their carbon footprint?
Our journey to net zero – part 5 Despite substantial progress in the drive towards net zero, the global efforts to date are not sufficient to achieve the 2050 targets. Greenhouse gas emissions have been on the rise, with a… Read More »How can individuals make a difference?
Our journey to net zero – part 4 Climate change is driven by several factors, primarily resulting from human activities that release carbon dioxide and other gases into the atmosphere. The increase in global greenhouse gas emissions is closely linked… Read More »What causes climate change?
Our journey to net zero – part 3 Having the knowledge and skills to make a positive impact in tackling climate change is vital for achieving net zero emissions – a state where the amount of greenhouse gases emitted into… Read More »Becoming carbon literate
Our journey to net zero – part 2 The greenhouse effect was first discovered between 1824 and 1896, and later became directly linked to the burning of fossil fuels. However, economic dependency on these fuels, delayed effects of climate change,… Read More »What is the 1.5°C threshold?
Our journey to net zero – part 1 In a landmark move in June 2019, the UK set a worldwide precedent as the first major economy to enact laws aiming to eliminate its contribution to global warming by 2050. This… Read More »The climate crisis is real