Climate change poses an ever-growing threat to humankind. The science is clear: Without action, our planet could see a 3-degree temperature rise by century's end, leading to severe weather, air and ocean pollution, wildlife extinction and rising sea levels.
As an organisation we cannot sit around and watch that happen. In the interest of our stakeholders; the people we work alongside, our staff, volunteers and people living in the communities in which we serve, we have a responsibility to act now. That is why we have made a commitment to ensure we will achieve Net Zero carbon emissions by 2050 (at the latest) across our operations.
We know to achieve our goal will require radical change. By everyone. We know for different reasons it will be challenging, but we will not shy away from the challenge. We will, as we have with every other challenge we’ve ever faced, tackle it, head on.
Read through our journey to Net Zero below:
2023
We’ve published our latest Carbon Reduction Plan, which includes the most recent updates on our progress towards Net Zero and the carbon reduction projects we have initiated. Click on the image below to read our 2023 Carbon Reduction Plan.
2022
In December 2022, we published our very first Carbon Reduction Plan which included a commitment to achieving ‘Net Zero’ carbon emissions by 2050. Click here to read the 2022 version and find out more about our commitment and how we plan to accomplish this.
2019
In December 2019, we declared a Climate Emergency. Click on the image below to read our Climate Emergency Plan.
