The Natural History Museum has announced a plan to cut carbon emissions to net zero by 2035. An ambitious new plan, Sustainable by Nature, outlines a host of ways in which the institution will become even greener in the coming years. They include commitments to prioritise energy efficiency and decarbonise the Museum’s energy centre. A new travel policy will cut the number of flights taken by staff, and waste will be minimised, with the operational recycling rate increasing to at least 60% by 2023. Crucially, the plan will also include a path to net zero emissions by 2035. Plans are already in motion: this year solar panels were installed onto the roof of The Natural History Museum…
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