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Church of England Net-Zero Carbon Routemap

Créer par:  Ella Buckingham

Dernière mise à jour:  29 juil. 2024

Summary/Description:

A plan by the Church of England to reach net-zero carbon by 2030. The website is accompanied by the Routemap, approved by the General Synod in July 2022, and a short video by members of the Church from across the UK discussing the plans and actions that have already been implemented.

Type: Case study
Published/led by: Church of England
Audience: Internal, Stakeholders
Original content owned by: Church of England
Download attachments:

RoutemapToNetZeroCarbonFinal.pdf

Étiquettes: carbon emissions net-zero churches places of worship
Topic: Physical Resilience

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