#Jersey produces 14 thousand tones of food waste a year = 1000 tones of photosynthesized C02
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@KirstenJersey@mailolstar@JEPnews Makes you think, were dinosaurs more successful than humans having survived 120 million years. We can turn this around even in Jersey but soil sequestration needs serious consideration.
@KirstenJersey@DeputyTadier@MackenzieJersey@mailolstar @deputyrobward @lyndonfarnham@johnyhil@GollopGuern A voluntary carbon charge should be introduced at the airport where passengers carbon responsibility can be offset by introducing carbon drawdown measures, this would push airlines to clean up and in the meantime suck carbon out of the atmosphere, we get used to flying less
@StatesAssembly@DeputyTadier There are other ways such as bringing the food waste law up to speed and the rest of the world and getting officers trained in conservation / organic agriculture a lot of opportunity to reduce emissions sits with good policies.
@GaryBurgessCI The Energy forum was designed to achieve this four years ago, so they bought in a UK consultant, this could get expensive when a lot of talent exists in Jersey already.