The Close the Door campaign is a national campaign in the United Kingdom to encourage retailers to keep their doors closed to conserve energy and reduce carbon emissions. [1]
As well as the national campaign, which is supported by major retailers including Marks and Spencer, Tesco, John Lewis Partnership, Wickes and Boots, [2] there are also local campaigns in various cities including Cambridge (where the campaign was founded), Birmingham, London and York. [3] In addition to encouraging the participation of retailers, consumers are also encouraged to participate by closing shop doors and boycotting shops that refuse to close their doors. [4]
The Campaign is supported by the shopworkers Union USDAW both because of the energy reduction and the increase in staff comfort. [5] The Carbon Trust and the British Retail Consortium are members of the steering group. [6]
The Close the Door campaign is a national campaign in the United Kingdom to encourage retailers to keep their doors closed to conserve energy and reduce carbon emissions. [1]
As well as the national campaign, which is supported by major retailers including Marks and Spencer, Tesco, John Lewis Partnership, Wickes and Boots, [2] there are also local campaigns in various cities including Cambridge (where the campaign was founded), Birmingham, London and York. [3] In addition to encouraging the participation of retailers, consumers are also encouraged to participate by closing shop doors and boycotting shops that refuse to close their doors. [4]
The Campaign is supported by the shopworkers Union USDAW both because of the energy reduction and the increase in staff comfort. [5] The Carbon Trust and the British Retail Consortium are members of the steering group. [6]