…-benefits of those actions, and wherever possible align these with the Council’s other priorities and statutory responsibilities. Whilst the primary focus of climate actions will be on adaptation and emissions reduction, there will be co-benefits not measured in tonnes of carbon, which may include, among others, economic regeneration, improved air quality, better public health, increased enjoyment…
… progresses. Such potential climate impacts also increase public health risks relating to excessive heat, air quality, food and medication supply chain distribution, contaminated water and mortality resulting from extreme weather events. Although the district benefits from picturesque landscapes and conservation areas, protected landscapes can add complications to climate emergency issues…