What goes in each new hub bin - Leith
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What goes in each new hub bin in Leith.
Resources
Research, reports, guides, maps, advice sheets, environmental research, company information and case studies from across all areas of our work to improve energy efficiency and reduce carbon emissions, fuel poverty and waste.
What goes in each new hub bin - Edinburgh
Fact and Advice sheets
What goes in each new hub bin in Edinburgh.
Nae Butts posters
Fact and Advice sheets
Nae Butts posters from Zero Waste Leith cigarette waste awareness campaign.
Leith’s Good with Food posters
Fact and Advice sheets
Posters for Leith's Good With Food, a Zero Waste Leith food waste awareness campaign.
CERG comment on the Scottish Government economic recovery implementation plan
Corporate information
Climate Emergency Response Group (CERG) comment on the Scottish Government’s economic recovery implementation plan, 5 August 2020.
Supporting consumers on restricted meters in Northern Scotland
Reports
Supporting consumers on restricted meters in Northern Scotland report funded by Scottish Government’s Improving Consumer Outcomes Fund, administered by Local Energy Scotland. The report shares research into the impact of the Total Heating Total Control restricted meter tariff and recommendations to support these consumers.
Our impact 2019–20: Changeworks’ community and householder projects
Reports
Changeworks' impact report for our community and householder projects 2019-20, published July 2020.
Midlothian Council Solar PV and battery pre-survey prize draw
Publications
Midlothian Council: Solar PV and battery pre-survey prize draw May 2021.
CERG news release: Green Recovery Report
Publications
Climate Emergency Response Group (CERG), call on Scottish Government to ensure a green economic recovery with new publication "Eight policy packages for Scotland’s Green Recovery", 13 July 2020
Eight policy packages for Scotland’s Green Recovery
Publications
The Climate Emergency Response Group's July 13 2020 publication "Eight policy packages for Scotland's Green Recovery".