If you want to know *why* CO2 emissions have fallen in other parts of the UK economy, we have a deep dive here: https://www.carbonbrief.org/analysis-why-the-uks-co2-emissions-have-fallen-38-since-1990 …pic.twitter.com/5eaEysw0z4
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Transport is now the largest source of UK greenhouse gases https://www.gov.uk/government/statistics/final-uk-greenhouse-gas-emissions-national-statistics-1990-2017 …pic.twitter.com/nCiavSb4T5
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CO2 the gas of life.
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So refuse planning permission for new homes for motorists and build for low carbon
#carfree living. The National Planning Policy Framework should enforce this because it incorporates UN Resolution 42/187 - we must save the Earth for future generations. http://www.brusselsblog.co.uk/ministry-of-housing-no-homes-for-motorists/ … - Show replies
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It would be interesting to see imports-exports, and aviation/shipping, plotted on same graph
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International shipping consumes about 330MT.fuel & therefore emits ~1000 MT.CO2.eq. Approx three times the UK emissions pa. More at
@VTAS_Shipping#VTAS
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It is as reliable as can reasonably be expected. Fossil fuel emissions will be based on a measurement of fuel consumption multiplied by an emissions factor (gCO2/toe). It is more complicated and prob less closely tied to measurements for eg landfill methane, LULUCF emissions.
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Transport including or excluding international aviation and shipping?
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What happened to your power plants?
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We've increased wind and solar over time and replaced coal with gas, but I can't account for such a drop? No big nuclear projects have come online I don't think?
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