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Kew Gardens' Carbon Garden - Credit: Sebastian Kettley © RBG Kew 58
Historic gardens cuts carbon emissions by 17 per cent through series of decarbonisation projects, as it seeks 'climate positive' status this decade
The Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, (RBG Kew) cut its use of fossil fuels by 22 per cent and slashed core carbon emissions by 17 per cent during its 2025-26 reporting period. The cuts, which were delivered...
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