http://www.climate-em.org.uk/ Climate East Midlands Resources en [email protected] Copyright 2013 2013-03-26T11:11:25+00:00 http://www.climate-em.org.uk/resources/item/low-carbon-economy-research/ http://www.climate-em.org.uk/resources/item/low-carbon-economy-research/#When:10:11:25Z The document below contains a summary of all the Low Carbon Economy research undertaken by East Midlands Development Agency (emda) prior to its closure in 2011, in support of the Regional Economic Strategy. This was the main output from a project commissioned by emda and delivered by TBAT consultants for the benefit of Local Authorities and Local Enterprise Partnerships in the East Midlands, ie. those who took over the responsibility for economic development following the Government's decision to close down England's Regional Development Agencies in 2010. The research included the following areas: 1. Research and strategy projects 2. Low Carbon Skills projects 3. Business support projects 4. Renewable and Low Carbon Technologies Projects 5. Coordination and Management Projects 6. What works, what doesn’t The document also describes the dissemination activity undertaken by emda to ensure that this legacy of knowledge is not lost. The research papers from each of the projects can be accessed from Nottingham Trent University's Institutional Repository, via a search at www.ntu.ac.uk/llr/resources_collections/irep/ Skills Programme, Low Carbon Economy 2013-03-26T10:11:25+00:00 http://www.climate-em.org.uk/resources/item/climate-week-2013/ http://www.climate-em.org.uk/resources/item/climate-week-2013/#When:19:07:06Z Photos from events in Climate Week 2013 supported by Climate East Midlands: Community Climate Change Conference, Derbyshire Eco-Centre, 9/3/2013 2013-03-09T19:07:06+00:00 http://www.climate-em.org.uk/resources/item/health-and-wellbeing-in-a-changing-climate/ http://www.climate-em.org.uk/resources/item/health-and-wellbeing-in-a-changing-climate/#When:10:26:14Z Resources from workshop event The downloadable resources below are from the East Midlands workshop that took place on 1st March 2013 in Nottingham, designed for members of the new Health and Wellbeing Boards and the organisations and individuals that support them. This was one of eight such events across England organised by Climate UK in association with the Environment Agency. The Nottingham event was hosted by Climate East Midlands and the East Midlands NHS Sustainable Development Network. The Event Report contains all the speaker presentations (in 6 slides per page Handout format), discussion notes, evaluation comments and results of an interactive exercise. If you wish to see any of the presentations in more detail, these can be downloaded separately (1 slide per page) below. Some of the headline health impacts of climate change for the East Midlands are included in Climate East MIdlands summary of the UK Climate Change Risk Asessment, below. Contact for further information E: [email protected] T: 01664 502 628 Adaptation 2013-03-06T10:26:14+00:00 http://www.climate-em.org.uk/resources/item/building-business-resilience/ http://www.climate-em.org.uk/resources/item/building-business-resilience/#When:20:58:27Z This page brings together content related to our Building Business Resilience project, which aims to support businesses to stay in business whatever the weather. It provides practical guidance, free workshops, case studies, awards and stimulates discussion about how to manage increasingly frequent extreme weather events through business continuity, risk management, health and safety and climate projections. It was commissioned by the Environment Agency (Midlands) and delivered in partnership with Sustainability West Midlands, Staffordshire Business Environment Network, Business in the Community, local authorities, Institution of Occupational Safety and Health (IOSH) and businesses who are kindly hosting events. The project is described here in more detail. The summary programme of 12 business workshops (Nov 2012 - April 2013) across East and West Midlands can be downloaded here. Details of the East Midlands Business Resilience Award 2013 with Business in the Community (there is an equivalent West Midlands version). The closing date has now passed. Follow the commentary and conversation on Twitter via the hashtag #BBRworkshop (also shown on our Home page)   Workshop summaries and highlights (more will be added once the events have taken place) 1. Northampton, 27th November 2012 (Sainsbury's Distribution Centre) 2. Lincoln, 15th January 2013 (Simons Group) 3. Cannock, 22nd January 2013 (Finning Ltd) 4. Stafford, 29th January 2013 (Staffordshire Business Environment Network) 5. Leicester, 31st January 2013 (Severn Trent Water) 6. Cheddleton, nr Leek, 5th February (F Ball & Co) 7. Nottingham, 7th February (Boots UK) 8. Chesterfield, 12th March (Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire Chamber of Commerce) 9. Solihull, 14th March (Birmingham International Airport) 10. Telford, 17th April (Business Environmental Support Scheme for Telford) 11. Coventry, 25th April (Severn Trent Water) Business Resilience 2013-02-05T20:58:27+00:00 http://www.climate-em.org.uk/resources/item/nottinghamshire-carbon-dioxide-emissions-visualisations/ http://www.climate-em.org.uk/resources/item/nottinghamshire-carbon-dioxide-emissions-visualisations/#When:15:42:02Z This visualisation below allows you to compare the overall carbon dioxide emissions per capita across each of the districts of Nottinghamshire. You can also see how the different components of this carbon footprint compare in more detail here - household, transport and industrial & commercial. All of the charts can be separately downloaded for presentations, etc. by clicking on the 'download' button at the bottom right. Please acknowledge Climate East Midlands as the source. Further visualisations are available where you can see how the Nottinghamshire footprint compares to the other counties and cities of the East Midlands, or you can look at the separate footprints of other counties: Derbyshire     Leicestershire     Lincolnshire      Northamptonshire     Download trend analysis These visualisations use a dataset from the Department from Energy and Climate Change 'Carbon dioxide emissions within the scope of influence of local authorities' which is updated annually, two years in arrears. Some large sources of emissions like industrial processes and motorways are excluded from the dataset because they are only influenced by national level policies. Developed by Warren Pearce, University of Nottingham on behalf of Climate East Midlands, September 2012.   Powered by Tableau Data, Mitigation, Emissions, Tools 2012-11-20T15:42:02+00:00 http://www.climate-em.org.uk/resources/item/northamptonshire-carbon-dioxide-emissions-visualisations/ http://www.climate-em.org.uk/resources/item/northamptonshire-carbon-dioxide-emissions-visualisations/#When:15:38:39Z This visualisation below allows you to compare the overall carbon dioxide emissions per capita across each of the districts of Northamptonshire. You can also see how the different components of this carbon footprint compare in more detail here - household, transport and industrial & commercial. All of the charts can be separately downloaded for presentations, etc. by clicking on the 'download' button at the bottom right. Please acknowledge Climate East Midlands as the source. Further visualisations are available where you can see how the Northamptonshire footprint compares to the other counties and cities of the East Midlands, or you can look at the separate footprints of other counties: Derbyshire     Leicestershire     Lincolnshire      Nottinghamshire     Download trend analysis These visualisations use a dataset from the Department from Energy and Climate Change 'Carbon dioxide emissions within the scope of influence of local authorities' which is updated annually, two years in arrears. Some large sources of emissions like industrial processes and motorways are excluded from the dataset because they are only influenced by national level policies. Developed by Warren Pearce, University of Nottingham on behalf of Climate East Midlands, September 2012.     Powered by Tableau Data, Mitigation, Emissions, Tools 2012-11-20T15:38:39+00:00 http://www.climate-em.org.uk/resources/item/lincolnshire-carbon-dioxide-emissions-visualisations/ http://www.climate-em.org.uk/resources/item/lincolnshire-carbon-dioxide-emissions-visualisations/#When:15:32:36Z This visualisation below allows you to compare the overall carbon dioxide emissions per capita across each of the districts of Lincolnshire. You can also see how the different components of this carbon footprint compare in more detail here - household, transport and industrial & commercial. All of the charts can be separately downloaded for presentations, etc. by clicking on the 'download' button at the bottom right. Please acknowledge Climate East Midlands as the source. Further visualisations are available where you can see how the Lincolnshire footprint compares to the other counties and cities of the East Midlands, or you can look at the separate footprints of other counties: Derbyshire     Leicestershire    Northamptonshire     Nottinghamshire     Download trend analysis These visualisations use a dataset from the Department from Energy and Climate Change 'Carbon dioxide emissions within the scope of influence of local authorities' which is updated annually, two years in arrears. Some large sources of emissions like industrial processes and motorways are excluded from the dataset because they are only influenced by national level policies. Developed by Warren Pearce, University of Nottingham on behalf of Climate East Midlands, September 2012.   Powered by Tableau Data, Mitigation, Emissions, Tools 2012-11-20T15:32:36+00:00 http://www.climate-em.org.uk/resources/item/leicestershire-carbon-dioxide-emissions-visualisations/ http://www.climate-em.org.uk/resources/item/leicestershire-carbon-dioxide-emissions-visualisations/#When:15:26:06Z   This visualisation below allows you to compare the overall carbon dioxide emissions per capita across each of the districts of Leicestershire. You can also see how the different components of this carbon footprint compare in more detail here - household, transport and industrial & commercial. All of the charts can be separately downloaded for presentations, etc. by clicking on the 'download' button at the bottom right. Please acknowledge Climate East Midlands as the source. Further visualisations are available where you can see how the Leicestershire footprint compares to the other counties and cities of the East Midlands, or you can look at the separate footprints of other counties: Derbyshire     Lincolnshire     Northamptonshire     Nottinghamshire     Download trend analysis These visualisations use a dataset from the Department from Energy and Climate Change 'Carbon dioxide emissions within the scope of influence of local authorities' which is updated annually, two years in arrears. Some large sources of emissions like industrial processes and motorways are excluded from the dataset because they are only influenced by national level policies. Developed by Warren Pearce, University of Nottingham on behalf of Climate East Midlands, September 2012.       Powered by Tableau Data, Mitigation, Emissions, Tools 2012-11-20T15:26:06+00:00 http://www.climate-em.org.uk/resources/item/derbyshire-carbon-dioxide-emissions-visualisation/ http://www.climate-em.org.uk/resources/item/derbyshire-carbon-dioxide-emissions-visualisation/#When:15:01:57Z This visualisation below allows you to compare the overall carbon dioxide emissions per capita across each of the districts of Derbyshire. You can also see how the different components of this carbon footprint compare in more detail here - household, transport and industrial & commercial. All of the charts can be separately downloaded for presentations, etc. by clicking on the 'download' button at the bottom right. Please acknowledge Climate East Midlands as the source. Further visualisations are available where you can see how the Derbyshire footprint compares to the other counties and cities of the East Midlands, or you can look at the separate footprints of other counties: Leicestershire     Lincolnshire     Northamptonshire     Nottinghamshire     Download trend analysis These visualisations use a dataset from the Department from Energy and Climate Change 'Carbon dioxide emissions within the scope of influence of local authorities' which is updated annually, two years in arrears. Some large sources of emissions like industrial processes and motorways are excluded from the dataset because they are only influenced by national level policies. Developed by Warren Pearce, University of Nottingham on behalf of Climate East Midlands, September 2012. Powered by Tableau Data, Mitigation, Emissions, Tools 2012-11-20T15:01:57+00:00 http://www.climate-em.org.uk/resources/item/local-carbon-dioxide-emissions-visualisations/ http://www.climate-em.org.uk/resources/item/local-carbon-dioxide-emissions-visualisations/#When:16:00:59Z This visualisation below allows you to compare the overall carbon dioxide emissions per capita across each of the nine cities and counties of the East Midlands. You can also see how the different components of this carbon footprint compare in more detail here - household, transport and industrial & commercial. More localised visualisations are also available via the links below for each of the five counties in the East Midlands, where you can compare between different district level footprints. All of the charts can be separately downloaded for presentations, etc. by clicking on the 'download' button at the bottom right. Please acknowledge Climate East Midlands as the source. 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