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...carbon dioxide and other emissions – assuming that the householder uses less heating fuel. Cash outflows are the costs and expenses (whether capital or revenue in nature) incurred to implement and run a project. Cash inflows are the benefits that a project is expected to provide. In this context, any savings or reductions in costs resulting from a project, which are in...

...carbon shopping habits are taking a heavy toll on the environment. Your Co2 emissions from shopping: Medium How best intentions are often undermined by the pressures of modern living. Your Co2 emissions from shopping: Low How to reduce your fossil fuel use; it isn't easy but can be very rewarding. Greening social housing A look at the council's plans to improve the energy...

...carbon storage, water interception, and air quality improvement. Take the UK and Ireland as an example: over 172 million kilograms (172 000 tonnes) of carbon dioxide is stored in just over a million trees surveyed by citizen volunteers, relating to annual economic savings of nearly £11 million (Treezilla, 2022). With an estimated 1.5 billion urban trees in the UK, the...

...carbon economy, we’ve been very good at documenting that over time, and that’s a good story. I’m quite confident that we may move towards a zero carbon economy and Green.TV’s archive will be there to communicate that. The biodiversity story is another one which I think we are perhaps losing the … losing out on. What is Green.TV doing now? Projects that we’ve...