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Wider impacts of climate change action in Jersey

10 August 2018

Aether has been working with the States of Jersey Department of Environment for the last three years to encourage engagement with the greenhouse gas inventory through data visualisation and reports on related issues. Today sees the release of:

Report on the wider impacts of climate change action in Jersey. This report identifies synergies and conflicts between national actions to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and other national strategies. It analyses the additional social, economic and environmental impacts, positive and negative, that could be achieved through action on climate change. The aim of this report is to encourage more joined up and effective policy making. The report can be found here: https://www.gov.je/Government/Pages/StatesReports.aspx?ReportID=3811 and also accessed through the data visualisation.

Data visualisation of Jersey’s greenhouse gas emissions past, present and future. Aether has created and developed a data viewer for the States of Jersey that visualises emissions and related data. It allows the user to explore trends in past emissions and projected future emissions, comparing these to the national emissions reduction target. The latest version of the infographic also includes a visualization of wider impacts, allowing the user to investigate the additional impacts of climate action. The data visualisation is available here: http://www.aether-uk.com/Products/Data-visualisation

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