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Sets out a potential framework to develop annual greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions accounts on a quarterly basis. Also outlines potential issues and future work.
The size of area and condition indicators for eight natural UK habitats, including woodland, enclosed farmland, semi-natural grasslands and coastal margins. Uses the System of Environmental-Economic Accounting framework for Ecosystem Accounting. Experimental estimates.
Exploring methods to estimate turnover and employment in the low carbon and renewable energy economy (LCREE) in the UK by combining data from the LCREE Survey and the Inter-Departmental Business Register, including estimates for the different regions of England. Experimental statistics.
Assessing what the environmental goods and services sector (EGSS) framework shows about nature jobs in the UK for 2010 to 2019 and opportunities for further research.
First estimates of the UK environmental goods and services sector (EGSS) for 2019 and revised estimates for 2010 to 2018. Included are estimates of output, gross value added, employment and exports.
A methods article on estimating time spent on green tasks, as part of research into measuring “green jobs”. Describes the use of task-level data from the US Occupational Information Network (O*NET) database, occupation conversion from US to UK occupation codes, and application to UK labour market data.
How the ONS has contributed to understanding "green jobs" through regular estimates and research articles, and what our future work on "green jobs" will include.
This article provides new experimental estimates of the time spent doing green tasks, over time, by UK country and by industry. It uses a new method, based on task-level data from the O*NET database in the US.
Estimates of the size of the UK's green economy from the Low Carbon and Renewable Energy Economy Survey, including turnover and employment.
Evidence on the impacts of coronavirus (COVID-19) on society, economy and the environment in the UK, and how this links to the global Sustainable Development Goals.
