Where to Begin?

Many of us recognise the necessity of shifting towards sustainable practices to mitigate our environmental impact and safeguard the future. With a multitude of changes to consider and the complex language of climate science to decipher, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed about where to begin.

These factsheets serve as a roadmap, adaptable to the specific sector and scale of your business. Start with feasible adjustments and gradually broaden your initiatives as the benefits become apparent.

Even the smallest actions can yield significant reductions in carbon footprint over time.

Energy

Reducing your energy consumption not only contributes to the global fight against climate change but also results in substantial cost savings for your business. By embracing energy-saving practices, using a renewable energy supplier and adopting new technologies you can significantly reduce your carbon footprint as well as cater to the tourists and travellers who are increasingly seeking out eco-friendly accommodation and dining options.

Waste

Regardless of the size of your business, everyone generates waste. In many cases there are simple solutions, from making it easier for guests to recycle, to providing refill stations for water bottles. Explore further insights on waste reduction through these informative factsheets.

Water

Water stands as a paramount resource. Each of us bears the responsibility to reduce our consumption. The tourism industry, in particular, faces significant impacts due to heightened water usage among vacationers compared to their domestic routines.

Food Waste

Reducing the quantity of food waste you produce will save you money and reduce your businesses environmental impact and carbon footprint.

Single-Use Plastic Audit

Reduce unnecessary single-use plastic (SUP). Use this document to carry out an assessment of the single-use plastic in your business. This form can be used for any size business wanting to reduce their single-use plastic impact.

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Supply Chains

Whatever the size and nature of your business, sustainable purchasing and supply chains can help your business reduce your carbon emissions and support resilience for the future. On average supply chains produce five times the amount of carbon emissions than that of your own business, and is why as buyers, sustainable purchasing practices should be adopted!

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Understanding the Dynamics of Bude

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