TY - BOOK
T1 - Decarbonising Consumption in Manchester's COVID-19 Recovery
AU - Wendler, Jana
AU - Blakey, Joe
PY - 2021/4/1
Y1 - 2021/4/1
N2 - The report, authored by Dr Jana Wendler and Dr Joe Blakey, considers five consumption-based emission hotspots for Manchester: Food & Drink, Waste & Wastewater, Construction, Other Goods and Materials and Transport Beyond the City. The report brings together academic and grey literature alongside insights generated from two workshops with academics, organisations and citizens held in October 2020 to delve deeper into each of these topics.
The report outlines specific areas for action: immediate ‘low- hanging fruit’ and more comprehensive and ambitious changes.
The project was funded by the ESRC IAA COVID-19 Rapid Response Fund, Manchester City Council and the URBACT Zero Carbon Cities Project.
AB - The report, authored by Dr Jana Wendler and Dr Joe Blakey, considers five consumption-based emission hotspots for Manchester: Food & Drink, Waste & Wastewater, Construction, Other Goods and Materials and Transport Beyond the City. The report brings together academic and grey literature alongside insights generated from two workshops with academics, organisations and citizens held in October 2020 to delve deeper into each of these topics.
The report outlines specific areas for action: immediate ‘low- hanging fruit’ and more comprehensive and ambitious changes.
The project was funded by the ESRC IAA COVID-19 Rapid Response Fund, Manchester City Council and the URBACT Zero Carbon Cities Project.
KW - decarbonising
KW - consumption
KW - COVID-19
UR - https://www.manchesterclimate.com/green-recovery/decarbonising-consumption
M3 - Commissioned report
BT - Decarbonising Consumption in Manchester's COVID-19 Recovery
ER -