Titlebook: Living in a Low-Carbon Society in 2050; Horace Herring (Visiting Research Fellow, Energy & Book 2012 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Mac

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Low-Carbon Living in 2050will need to undergo a ‘transition’ on all levels, including those relating to human actions and behaviours. Responsible for approximately 30 per cent of total carbon emissions in the UK, the residential sector has a crucial role to play in reaching national CO. reduction targets (Palmer et al., 200

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What is the Carbon Footprint of a Decent Life?ehaviours and lifestyles will also need to change. Consumption levels in richer nations look unsustainable when viewed from the perspective of global equity within carbon limits. A world in which a projected nine billion people all aspire to the levels of material comfort expected in the affluent We

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Transport and Mobility Choices in 2050 with domestic transport contributing 27.5 per cent of the UK CO. emissions (DfT, 2007, Table 3.8). The 2006 UK Stern report (Stern, 2006) noted that between 1990 and 2002, transport was the fastest growing source of carbon emissions in OECD countries (a growth of 25%) and the second fastest growing

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Case Studies in Low-Carbon Livinghird of delivered energy and produce about a quarter of total CO. emissions (CLG, 2006). If personal transport is included the figure rises to about 40 per cent of total CO. emissions. If consumption of food, goods and services (including imports) is added, UK households are responsible for three-qu

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