Figures released by Defra on 31 January 2008 show that the UK's carbon dioxide emissions "stayed virtually the same" in 2006, dropping by just 0.1% to 554.5 million tonnes CO2. Overall greenhouse gases fell by 0.5% on the year before.
Published by the Sustainable Development Commission, a new study undertaken by ADAS, starting with the premise that oil prices reach $100/barrel of oil, explores:
The direct impact of increased energy prices upon UK farm businesses, with...
The Food Standards Agency carries out detailed surveys of recorded food intake (as opposed to food purchases) - the National Diet and Food Survey.
Annual surveys of...
For European data on climate change and emissions the European Environment Agency is a good source of information. Follow the links on the left hand side of the page for relevant...
The European Community's initial report under the Kyoto Protocol establishes the assigned amount of emissions permitted for Europe under the Kyoto Protocol for the period 2008-2012.
The International Energy Agency is another source of information on energy use and projections. See, for example, Analysis of Greenhouse Gas Emission Trends and Projections in Europe 2003, (Technical report No 4/2004).