Carbon Emissions Collection

Screenshot of a boiler control system used at Fawley power station, Hampshire, UK. Each boiler (as seen here) is powered by heavy fuel oil

Emissions from cement works billowing out over village, Clitheroe, Lancashire, UK. November, 2021

LPG powered car, artwork C016 / 7496
LPG powered car, artwork

Carbon emissions label on Walkers Salt and vinegar crisp packet whose carbon footprint has been worked out in
MAB-864 Carbon emissions label on Walkers Salt and vinegar crisp packet whose carbon footprint has been worked out in cooperation with the Carbon Trust UK Mark Boulton contact details

New Prius T3 hybrid red motor car fuel consumption - August 2009 parked outside Homebase in Cheltenham - Currently
MAB-1311 New Prius T3 hybrid red motor car fuel consumption August 2009 parked outside Homebase in Cheltenham - Currently the world's most advanced hybrid car capable of more than 75 mpg

Motorway traffic
Traffic on a wet motorway at dusk

Heavy traffic in a British motorway

Motorway traffic in the rain at dusk

Former work station, Fawley power station
Former work station in the control room at Fawley power station, Hampshire, UK. This power station was built in the 1960s and two of its original four 500 MW generating units closed in the 1990s

Fire vents at Fawley power station, UK
Fire vents at Fawley power station, Hampshire, UK. Roof of Fawley power station, showing fire vents. This power station is powered by heavy fuel oil

Silencers at Fawley power station, UK
Silencers at Fawley power station, Hampshire, UK. Roof of Fawley power station, showing auxiliary safety valve silencers. This power station is powered by heavy fuel oil

Control room, Fawley power station, UK
MODEL RELEASED. Operators working in Fawley power station control room, Hampshire, UK. This power station is powered by heavy fuel oil

Fawley power station, UK
Fawley power station, Hampshire, UK. This power station is powered by heavy fuel oil. It was built in the 1960s and began operation as a 2000 megawatt (MW)

Fawley power station control room, UK
Fawley power station control room, Hampshire, UK. This power station is powered by heavy fuel oil. It was built in the 1960s and began operation as a 2000 megawatt (MW)

Generator, Fawley power station, UK
Generator, Fawley power station, Hampshire, UK. Inside the generator, the rotor (an electromagnet) turns inside the stator (made up of copper bars) and creates an electric current

Vents at Fawley power station, UK
Vents at Fawley power station, Hampshire, UK. Roof of Fawley power station, showing vents (foreground) and auxiliary safety valve silencers (background)

Traffic jam. Vehicles on a congested road. Photographed in Kunming, China

Motorway traffic in winter. Cars driving along a motorway in snowy conditions. Snow and ice on roads makes driving more difficult

Energy efficiency
Insulation. Conceptual image of foam insulation round a copper pipe beside a globe

Climate change. Car half buried by cracked earth, conceptual computer artwork

Carbon footprint. Conceptual image showing the chemical formula for carbon dioxide (CO2) written as clouds in the sky. Carbon footprints are measured in terms of carbon dioxide

Carbon credits. Artwork of an individual credit card with carbon trading symbols. This represents the environmental policy of carbon credits

Offsetting carbon emissions. Conceptual image showing an aeroplane balanced on a set of scales against trees. This represents the environmental strategy known as carbon offsetting

Carbon trading, conceptual image. Piece of coal placed on top of a pile of bank notes representing the exchange of carbon credits in a carbon trading scheme

Environmental protest. Conceptual image showing a hand with STOP written on it, and a background of aeroplanes. This represents people protesting on environmental issues such as aircraft exhaust

Carbon footprint of aeroplanes, artwork
Carbon footprint of aeroplanes. Conceptual computer artwork representing the environmental impact of aeroplane emissions. The combustion of aviation grade fuel produces large quantities of carbon

Air pollution monitoring station. This station monitors and records air pollution on one of central Londons main roads. It is situated on Marylebone Road at the junction with Baker Street

Carbon neutral transport. This van is part of the Courier Systems company, a UK company that uses a carbon offset scheme to balance their carbon emissions

Haifa petrochemical plant at night. Photographed in Haifa Bay, Israel

Coal-fired power station. This power station burns coal to heat water. The resulting steam drives a turbine generator and produces electricity. Photographed at Wabamun Lake in Alberta, Canada

Hummer 4x4 vehicle

Low flying plane passing over houses, composite image

Flooding at The Wateredge Inn at Waterhead on Lake Windermere in Ambleside UK
Ashley Cooper / SpecialistStock

A cruise ship off Illulisat on Greenland. Ilulissat is a UNESCO World Heritage Site because of the Jacobshavn Glacier
Ashley Cooper / SpecialistStock

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"Unveiling the Invisible: The Impact on Our World" Screenshot of a boiler control system: A glimpse into the heart of industrial carbon emissions, where energy production meets environmental responsibility. Haifa petrochemical plant: A stark reminder of the colossal carbon footprint left by industries striving for progress, urging us to find sustainable alternatives. Emissions from cement works billowing out over village, Clitheroe, Lancashire, UK. November 2021: A haunting image capturing the tangible consequences of unchecked carbon emissions on local communities and their environment. LPG powered car, artwork C016 / 7496: Showcasing innovative solutions in transportation that aim to reduce carbon emissions and pave the way towards a greener future. Carbon emissions label on Walkers Salt and vinegar crisp packet whose carbon footprint has been worked out in cooperation with the Carbon Trust UK: Empowering consumers with knowledge about their favorite snacks' impact on our planet's delicate balance. New Prius T3 hybrid red motor car fuel consumption - August 2009 parked outside Homebase in Cheltenham - Currently the world's most advanced hybrid car capable of more than 75 mpg: Celebrating advancements in automotive technology that prioritize fuel efficiency and lower carbon emissions without compromising performance or style. Motorway traffic: An everyday scene highlighting how our reliance on fossil fuels continues to contribute to rising levels of harmful greenhouse gases emitted by vehicles worldwide. Motorway traffic in the rain: Rain-soaked roads serve as a poignant backdrop for contemplating how weather conditions can exacerbate pollution caused by heavy traffic congestion and its detrimental effects on air quality. Heavy traffic in a British motorway: A visual representation of an issue plaguing modern society – congested roadways emitting copious amounts of CO2 – prompting urgent calls for sustainable urban planning and alternative modes of transportation. Motorway traffic in the rain.