Realistic proposals to reduce emissions in Dover District Council's £475k climate emergency action plan

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A local authority says it has unveiled “realistic” proposals to tackle the climate emergency.
Dover District Council has prioritised upgrading homes to make them more energy efficient and to reduce reliance on fossil fuel power.
About 460,000 tonnes of C02 were emitted from Dover District Council's own estate in 2018, equivalent to 90,000 cars driven on the road for 12-months.
The administration has revealed that about 460,000 tonnes of C02 were emitted from its own estate in 2018, which includes road transport, gas and electric power.
It is the rough equivalent of 90,000 cars on the road driven for a 12-month period. One of the main sources relates to council bin collection vehicles.

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