Sustainable Hayfield

How can our community best respond to the challenges of Climate Change to create a more sustainable future for our children?

Thursday, 5 October 2017

Kerry Schultz23 November 2017 at 12:46
Great ! Hayfields can provide many kinds of wildlife with food and cover and it is very beneficial and advantageous for people in all over the world.
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Scientific consensus tells us that uncontrollable changes to our planet will occur if we fail to keep global warming below 2°C.

To do that we need to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 80% before 2050.

30% of our emissions result from heating and lighting our homes.

10% result from our travel choices.

40% are generated by food production methods.

Sustainable Hayfield: Scientific consensus tells us that uncontrollable changes to our planet will occur if we fail to keep global warming below 2°C. To do that we need to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 80% before 2050. 30% of our emissions result from heating and lighting our homes. 10% result from our travel choices. 40% are generated by food production methods.