Pathways to Net Zero: Using the IEMA GHG Management Hierarchy - November 2020
This Net-Zero briefing paper, updates IEMA’s widely used GHG Management Hierarchy, with additional guidance considerations and planning diagrams.
The focus on optimum carbon reductions remains, but it is recognised that the climate emergency now requires an escalation of action across all fronts.
Approaches, information sources and principles for practice are outlined, all informed by direct practice review and referencing wider net-zero developments.
The briefing and Hierarchy updates are available now - supporting net-zero transition planning.
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