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Heating the home is the largest source of carbon emissions in the UK.
By heating the home with gas, electricity, or oil, we are directly burning fossil fuels which contribute to global warming.
Many of our homes are badly insulated which requires more energy.
And many of us keep our heating unnecessarily high.
So turning down the temperature by a small amount, and insulating the home are small ways to make a big difference to the climate (and your spending).

The Energy Saving Trust has lots of useful information on reducing carbon in the home:

Top 10 Energy Saving Measures

 

 
Hope Education RSA an RSA & Hope Education project
 

The age group with the lowest average emission is Adult/Teacher (0.153 tonnes per week)

 
 

The region with the lowest emission is WestMidlands (0.006 tonnes per week)

 
 

The average individual emissions per week are 0.174 tonnes of CO2.