Making landscape Decisions to Meet Net Zero Carbon: Pathways that consider ethics, socio-ecological diversity, and landscape functions.

Beth Cole; Emma Gardner; Simon Willcock; Eirini Sarats; Andrew  Bradley; Katherine Earnshaw; Chris  Fremantle; Jemma Bezant; Jess Finan; Guy Ziv; Heiko Balzter

doi:10.25392/leicester.data.19011629

Making landscape Decisions to Meet Net Zero Carbon: Pathways that consider ethics, socio-ecological diversity, and landscape functions.

Beth Cole, Emma Gardner, Simon Willcock, Eirini Sarats, Andrew Bradley, Katherine Earnshaw, Chris Fremantle, Jemma Bezant, Jess Finan, Guy Ziv, Heiko Balzter

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Abstract

Landscapes are an integral part of the net-zero challenge; not only are they carbon stores but they constitute the environments upon which humans develop their livelihoods, interact and shape their cultures.

This report focuses on three key landscape types (agricultural, peatlands and forests), and the associated practices and impacts with particular relevance to the net zero carbon agenda.

We have brought together perspectives from natural and social science, humanities, and the arts to understand and evaluate how modern landscapes can absorb the impact of potential zero-carbon policies.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Landscape Decisions Report
Pages	1-41
Number of pages	41
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.25392/leicester.data.19011629
Publication status	Published - 20 Jan 2022

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net zero
landscape
Decision Making

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Cole, B., Gardner, E., Willcock, S., Sarats, E., Bradley, A., Earnshaw, K., Fremantle, C., Bezant, J., Finan, J., Ziv, G., & Balzter, H. (2022). Making landscape Decisions to Meet Net Zero Carbon: Pathways that consider ethics, socio-ecological diversity, and landscape functions. In Landscape Decisions Report (pp. 1-41) https://doi.org/10.25392/leicester.data.19011629

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