Scotland's public sector can cut CO2 by 27%
Scotland's hospitals, schools and local authorities could cut their carbon footprint by more than one-quarter by 2030, according to the Carbon Trust
In a report commissioned by the devolved government, the trust analysed existing public sector abatement projects and concluded that, if implemented across the whole sector, CO2 emissions could be cutContinue reading this with an IEMA membership
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