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Climate Change The UK Programme 200
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©Crown Copyright 2006 The text in
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iv Foreword We will work with our E
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2 Contents Section 5 - Annexes 00 S
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4 Executive Summary Recent experien
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6 Executive Summary In the agricult
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8 CHAPTER ONE What is climate chang
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10 What is climate change and why d
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16 International framework for acti
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24 CHAPTER ONE UK emissions invento
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26 UK emissions inventory and proje
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28 UK emissions inventory and proje
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30 CHAPTER TWO Strategy to reduce U
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32 CHAPTER THREE Energy supply The
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34 Energy supply Energy policy 6. T
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36 Energy supply Electricity from r
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38 Energy supply grid. While these
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40 Energy supply phase allocations
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42 Energy supply 53. Carbon abateme
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44 CHAPTER FOUR Business In 2004, t
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46 Business Existing measures Carbo
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48 Business • fuel used by good q
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50 Business Carbon Trust 1,000 inst
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52 Business long-term strategy to t
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54 Business provides interest free
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56 Business could be complex. The r
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58 Business 85. The EU Landfill Dir
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60 Business Environment Agency 93.
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62 Transport make and on the other
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64 Transport Policies and measures
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66 Transport that they can make inf
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68 Transport An example of the fuel
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70 Transport 43. Other aspects of t
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72 Transport • research and devel
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74 CHAPTER SIX Domestic In 2004, th
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76 Domestic 5. Over 2000-10, before
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78 Domestic Additional measures Inc
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80 Domestic Building Regulations 16
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82 Domestic Energy Performance of B
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84 Domestic regulatory action unnec
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86 Domestic • consumers’ lack o
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88 Domestic England 19 will be met
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90 CHAPTER SEVEN Agriculture, fores
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92 Agriculture, forestry and land m
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100 Agriculture, forestry and land
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102 Agriculture, forestry and land
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104 CHAPTER EIGHT Public sector In
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106 Public sector Sustainable Energ
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108 Public sector new unfunded burd
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110 Public sector 24. The Governmen
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112 Public sector Government Estate
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114 Public sector 48. The Higher Ed
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116 Public sector THE ENCODE The De
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118 Stimulating action by individua
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124 CHAPTER TEN Bringing it all tog
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126 CHAPTER ELEVEN Monitoring and r
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SECTION 3 Adapting to the impacts o
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Adaptation 131 • increased subsid
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Adaptation 133 We will analyse stak
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Adaptation 135 additional market ri
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Adaptation 137 Climate change partn
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Adaptation 139 the UK Presidency of
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Adaptation 141 Conclusions 45. It i
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Page 156 and 157: 150 Scotland Fuel poverty 28. Polic
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Page 160 and 161: 154 Northern Ireland Northern Irela
Page 162 and 163: 156 Northern Ireland • by 2012 at
Page 164 and 165: 158 Northern Ireland view to ensuri
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Page 170 and 171: 164 Wales The impacts of climate ch
Page 172 and 173: 166 Wales CHP 11. Health estates in
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Page 190 and 191: 184 Carbon sequestration Greenhouse
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Page 198 and 199: 192 Glossary of terms HCFC Hydrochl
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