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Rethinking the future with renewables презентация
Содержание
- 2. (1973)
- 3. (2014)
- 6. “Voices from a disused quarry” www.publications.cat.org.uk
- 10. www.cat.org.uk
- 26. www.zerocarbonbritain.org
- 27. New research Can we ‘keep
- 28. A technically robust scenario in which the
- 29. Net zero across all greenhouse gas emissions
- 31. From this …
- 32. … to this
- 33. Without major impacts on quality of life
- 34. We have to see the future like
- 35. “Need an explicit recognition
- 36. So, how does this work?
- 37. Energy
- 40. From:
- 42. From:
- 46. Today
- 48. Supply Demand
- 50. Can we “keep the lights on”?
- 51. The ZCB Energy Model: Based on
- 54. ZCB electricity supply
- 55. ZCB electricity demand
- 58. Land use © All rights reserved by Centre for Alternative Technology
- 59. Today ZCB Biomass 70% of our land (85% livestock) 55% of our food
- 60. Today ZCB Biomass
- 61. Land use in ZCB There is enough
- 62. Food + diets model: nutrition, emissions, land
- 63. Land use GHG emissions today ~ 10% of UK total
- 64. Agricultural GHG emissions today ~ 10% of UK total
- 65. Current average UK diet 64% of
- 66. Current average UK diet 64% of
- 67. Current average UK diet 64% of
- 68. Current average UK diet 64% of
- 69. Current average UK diet 64% of
- 70. Food + diets model: nutrition, emissions, land
- 71. Change our diets
- 72. Change our diets Switch
- 73. Change our diets + halve
- 75. 85% of our food 55% of our food
- 77. Grow all the biomass need
- 78. Capture remaining carbon Safe, proven, long- lasting
- 79. This is how it works.
- 80. Net zero GHG emissions is possible.
- 81. We can provide a reliable energy
- 82. We can provide a reliable energy
- 83. Other benefits: 1.5 million
- 84. Other benefits: 1.5 million
- 85. Zero Carbon Britain
- 86. To demonstrate that integrated and technically feasible solutions do exist.
- 87. To demonstrate that integrated and
- 88. www.zerocarbonbritain.org
- 89. www.zerocarbonbritain.org 18th – 20th July
- 90. www.zerocarbonbritain.org
- 91. How can ZCB be most useful?
- 92. How can ZCB be most useful?
- 93. How can ZCB be most useful?
- 96. How can ZCB be most useful?
- 97. http://www.twoenergyfutures.org Danny Chivers et al.
- 98. How can ZCB be most useful?
- 100. How can ZCB be most useful?
- 102. ‘What we need is
- 103. www.cat.org.uk | @centre_alt_tech www.zerocarbonbritain.org | #ZCB
- 105. Have you learned something new this
- 106. How are you feeling right now?
- 107. Is there a particular fact or
- 108. Is there anything you’re thinking about
- 109. Who do you think might find
- 110. Will anything you’ve learned tonight change
- 111. What do you think is the
- 112. Don’t forget to add your thoughts to the comment and feedback cards!
- 113. Thankyou! (now just have fun) Speak to whoever you want!
- 114. www.cat.org.uk | @centre_alt_tech www.zerocarbonbritain.org | #ZCB
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Слайд 27New research
Can we ‘keep the lights on’ with a 100% renewable
and carbon neutral energy system?
Can we provide a healthy low-carbon diet for the UK population?
Can we provide a healthy low-carbon diet for the UK population?
New research
Слайд 28A technically robust scenario in which the UK has risen to
the challenge of climate change.
A technically robust scenario in which the UK has risen to the challenge of climate change.
Слайд 29Net zero across all greenhouse gas emissions (not just energy), using
technology we have now.
Net zero across all greenhouse gas emissions (not just energy), using technology we have now.
Слайд 33Without major impacts on quality of life (in fact, we think
this future looks pretty good)
Without major impacts on quality of life (in fact, we think this future looks pretty good)
Слайд 35
“Need an explicit recognition that it is ‘large and difficult’, not
‘simple and painless’”
– Stuart Capstick
– Stuart Capstick
Слайд 65Current average UK diet
64% of adults overweight/obese
(Bates et al, 2011).
71% of deaths in 2010 from diet- related disease (WHO, 2013).
71% of deaths in 2010 from diet- related disease (WHO, 2013).
Слайд 66Current average UK diet
64% of adults overweight/obese
(Bates et al, 2011).
71% of deaths in 2010 from diet- related disease (WHO, 2013).
Too much food.
71% of deaths in 2010 from diet- related disease (WHO, 2013).
Too much food.
Слайд 67Current average UK diet
64% of adults overweight/obese
(Bates et al, 2011).
71% of deaths in 2010 from diet- related disease (WHO, 2013).
Too much food.
An unhealthy balance.
71% of deaths in 2010 from diet- related disease (WHO, 2013).
Too much food.
An unhealthy balance.
Слайд 68Current average UK diet
64% of adults overweight/obese
(Bates et al, 2011).
71% of deaths in 2010 from diet- related disease (WHO, 2013).
Too much food.
An unhealthy balance.
Too much HFSS and high protein foods.
Too little fruit, vegetables and cereals.
71% of deaths in 2010 from diet- related disease (WHO, 2013).
Too much food.
An unhealthy balance.
Too much HFSS and high protein foods.
Too little fruit, vegetables and cereals.
Слайд 69Current average UK diet
64% of adults overweight/obese
(Bates et al, 2011).
71% of deaths in 2010 from diet- related disease (WHO, 2013).
Too much food.
An unhealthy balance.
Too much HFSS and high protein foods.
Too little fruit, vegetables and cereals.
Waste (30% in Europe (FAO, 2011)).
71% of deaths in 2010 from diet- related disease (WHO, 2013).
Too much food.
An unhealthy balance.
Too much HFSS and high protein foods.
Too little fruit, vegetables and cereals.
Waste (30% in Europe (FAO, 2011)).
Слайд 72Change our diets
Switch high protein foods
5-6 portions meat/dairy/eggs.
4
portions ‘alternatives’ (beans, pulses etc).
+ Milk for tea/coffee.
+ Milk for tea/coffee.
Слайд 78Capture remaining carbon
Safe, proven, long- lasting methods:
Restore 50%
of peatlands
Double forest area
More use of UK wood products
Double forest area
More use of UK wood products
Слайд 80
Net zero GHG emissions is possible.
Using technology available now.
Without major impacts
on quality of life.
Слайд 81
We can provide a reliable energy supply.
100% renewable/carbon-neutral.
No nuclear, no fossil
fuels.
Using technology available today.
Using technology available today.
ZCB also shows that
Слайд 82
We can provide a reliable energy supply.
100% renewable/carbon-neutral.
No nuclear, no fossil
fuels.
Using technology available today.
We can provide a healthy sustainable diet, biomass and capture carbon using UK land.
Using technology available today.
We can provide a healthy sustainable diet, biomass and capture carbon using UK land.
ZCB also shows that
Слайд 83
Other benefits:
1.5 million jobs
Increased resilience
Biodiversity
Improved wellbeing
©
All rights reserved by Centre for Alternative Technology
Слайд 84
Other benefits:
1.5 million jobs
Increased resilience
Biodiversity
Improved wellbeing
A
positive future.
© All rights reserved by Centre for Alternative Technology
Слайд 87
To demonstrate that integrated and technically feasible solutions do exist.
To support
and inspire the action needed to achieve a positive zero carbon future.
Слайд 93
How can ZCB be most useful?
Helps us see the scale of
our actions.
Be more radical in what we ask for.
Be more radical in what we ask for.
Слайд 96
How can ZCB be most useful?
Helps us see the scale of
our actions.
Be more radical in what we ask for.
As a tool to help forge political will.
Be more radical in what we ask for.
As a tool to help forge political will.
Слайд 98
How can ZCB be most useful?
Helps us see the scale of
our actions.
Be more radical in what we ask for.
As a tool to help forge political will.
Helps local groups fit into a bigger picture.
Be more radical in what we ask for.
As a tool to help forge political will.
Helps local groups fit into a bigger picture.
Слайд 100
How can ZCB be most useful?
Helps us see the scale of
our actions.
Be more radical in what we ask for.
As a tool to help forge political will.
Helps local groups fit into a bigger picture.
Helps us imagine an alternative future.
Be more radical in what we ask for.
As a tool to help forge political will.
Helps local groups fit into a bigger picture.
Helps us imagine an alternative future.
Слайд 102
‘What we need is credible optimism … the real problem is
that we can’t imagine the alternative’ – Naomi Klein
Слайд 103www.cat.org.uk | @centre_alt_tech www.zerocarbonbritain.org | #ZCB
We have the technology to
power the UK
with 100% renewable energy, to feed ourselves sustainably and to leave a safe and habitable climate for our children and future generations.
with 100% renewable energy, to feed ourselves sustainably and to leave a safe and habitable climate for our children and future generations.
Слайд 106
How are you feeling right now?
(bit of emotion please…)
Speak
to someone with a different coloured blob
Слайд 107
Is there a particular fact or statistic that’s going to stick
in your head?
Blue blobs speak to green blobs
Black blobs speak to red blobs
Слайд 108
Is there anything you’re thinking about differently as a result of
the evening?
Blue blobs speak to red blobs
Black blobs speak to green blobs
Слайд 109
Who do you think might find ZCB useful – will you
tell them?
Speak to someone with the same coloured blob
Слайд 110
Will anything you’ve learned tonight change your approach to sustainability or
environmental action?
Speak to someone with a different coloured blob
Слайд 111
What do you think is the most useful thing to do
with this research now?
Speak to someone with a different coloured blob
