Energy - the changing climate
Document Status
Archived
Supplement
Sustainability, Environment, Development & Planning
Abstract
Advocates a transformation in the use of energy in the UK to counter climate change. As a contribution to global efforts to prevent excessive climate change, the Royal Commission recommends that the UK should plan to reduce by 60% over the next 50 years the amount of carbon dioxide it produces by burning fossil fuels. Success would necessitate a reversal of the previous trend of growing energy use. The report explores what this will mean for industry and households, and highlights how government policies need to change.
History
This document has been archived by its original publisher. To be read with The UK Government response to the royal commission on environmental pollution's twenty-second report: Energy - the changing climate. Cm 5766 (2003).
ISBN
9780101474924
Subjects
- Planning and development
- Power supply/energy
- Environmental issues/energy
- Energy management
- Other planning disciplines
- Energy efficiency/Energy Management
- Energy generation and supply
- Special subject areas
Publisher History
Established in 1970, the Royal Commission on Environmental Pollution was responsible for advising Parliament and the public on environmental issues. The RCEP closed in March 2011.
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