Historic England Forum Sustainability Task Group with the National Trust.

Créer par:  Ella Buckingham

Dernière mise à jour:  23 juil. 2024

Summary/Description:

Webinar from the National Trust with the Historic Environment Forum, led by the National Trust's Head of Climate of Environment, Lizzy Carlyle. A number of statistical graphs and observations are shown, and emissions are talked about at length. The utilisation of carbon capture is discussed. The webinar outlines the National Trust's 2020-2025 strategy plan and aimed timeline for reaching Net-Zero, and is supplemented by case studies of National Trust land.

Type: Presentation
Published/led by: Historic Environment Forum, National Trust
Publication date: 03 nov. 2022
Audience: Sector, Stakeholders
Original content owned by: Historic Environment Forum
Étiquettes: carbon webinars net-zero
Topic: Physical Resilience

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