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UK: Earth Day: Investing in our Planet – real estate and planning | JD Supra
As Earth Day comes around this Saturday 22 April, and attention turns to what we should, could, and are each doing to help the planet it seems a great time to reflect on what the planning and real estate industries are currently doing to support our natural environment. To reflect this year’s Earth Day theme, we’ve summarised five key ways in which planning and real estate are “investing in our planet”, which also reflects the increasing importance of ESG for all industry players.
UK: Earth Day: Investing in our Planet - real estate and planning
As Earth Day comes around this Saturday 22 April, and attention turns to what we should, could, and are each doing to help the planet it seems a great time to reflect on what the planning and real estate industries are currently doing to support our natural environment. To reflect this year’s Earth Day theme, we’ve summarised five key ways in which planning and real estate are “investing in our planet”, which also reflects the increasing importance of ESG for all industry players.
ESG: The global energy crisis: a cross-border comparison | JD Supra
The UK In 2008, the UK became the first G7 country to sign its commitment to net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 into law. While the UK has seen a steady introduction of legislative changes to encourage the real estate industry to reduce its carbon emissions, the emergence of the energy security crisis in 2022 has shown a real need to accelerate those changes.
ESG: The global energy crisis: a cross-border comparison
The International Energy Agency has said the world faces its first “truly global energy crisis” as a result of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and the subsequent restriction of supply of Russian gas. Here is how the UK, Germany, France and the US have reacted to this crisis. The UK In 2008, the UK became the first G7 country to sign its commitment to net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 into law.
Biodiversity net gain: future of sales and investment trends | JD Supra
The need for mandatory biodiversity net gain will be dealt with through the planning system, with the introduction of a new pre-commencement planning condition which will require a biodiversity gain plan to be approved. It will be measured by way of “biodiversity units” which use a specified metric to calculate units by reference to the type, extent and condition of habitats.
UK sustainability and building owners: paving the way to net zero | JD Supra
As 2022 gets under way, the UK is another year closer towards the government’s target of achieving net zero by 2050. It is well known that the built environment contributes to a substantial proportion of emissions in the UK, where buildings are considered to be the second-largest source of emissions after transport. Given this significant impact, it is no surprise that the government is introducing measures to limit the emissions from the built environment.
Health and safety in buildings: the health and safety file | JD Supra
Updated: May 25, 2018: JD Supra is a legal publishing service that connects experts and their content with broader audiences of professionals, journalists and associations.
The Clean Growth Strategy - Government releases its strategy for a low carbon future
On 12 October the Government released its latest strategy to promote “clean growth” in the UK. It sees clean growth as growing the UK’s national income, while cutting greenhouse gas emissions that contribute to climate change. In her ministerial statement, Claire Perry, the Minister for Climate Change and Industry, outlined the strategy as an important milestone in the UK’s efforts to cut emissions, while at the same time growing the economy.
The Clean Growth Strategy - Government releases its strategy for a low carbon future
On 12 October the Government released its latest strategy to promote “clean growth” in the UK. It sees clean growth as growing the UK’s national income, while cutting greenhouse gas emissions that contribute to climate change. In her ministerial statement, Claire Perry, the Minister for Climate Change and Industry, outlined the strategy as an important milestone in the UK’s efforts to cut emissions, while at the same time growing the economy.
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