Low carbon: maps and data

Screenshot of interactive mapWe use interactive maps to present some of our datasets geographically. Maps can help us understand how separate issues affect the West Midlands as a whole and at local levels. We can also make comparisons between areas more easily.

The maps below are loosely grouped under the theme of 'environment and low carbon'.

 

Name Government Office Region Local Authority District Data
Access to services
Indicators on households finding it difficult to get to a corner shop, supermarket, post office, doctor or a local hospital (1997/​08 to 2007/​08). Percentage of population that can access services with a specified distance (2009).		 View map   xls, 75kb
Environment
Fly-​tipping, new dwellings built on previously developed land, land changing to residential use that was previously developed, density of dwelling built.		   View map xls, 304kb
Environment
Renewable energy, biodiversity, assessment of local environmental quality, waste and recycling.		 View map   xls, 304kb
Land development
New dwellings built on previously developed land, land changing to residential and developed use that was within designated green belts, new dwellings built within designated green belts, land changing to residential use that is within flood risk areas, new dwellings built within flodd risk areas.		 View map   xls, 304kb
Low carbon economy
Constraints and opportunities for businesses, sectors and employees in the West Midlands. Shows sectors that are vulnerable to carbon legislation and sectors with decarbonising opportunities. Published 6th May 2010.		     xls, 115kb
Transport
Distance, time and mode of travel to work. Age of household cars. Bus availability.		 View map   xls, 2.5mb

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