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…, around 14.5 ha, equivalent to 21 full size football pitches. This will build on the work of: • The Local Biodiversity Action Plan; • Open Space Strategy; • The City Development Plan. The city will continue to work with its partners within Glasgow Clyde Valley Green Network (GCVGN), GAT, and the Sustainable Glasgow partnership. We will invest in strategic (coordinated) tree planting…

…, but it is not in itself sufficient if the city is to achieve its ambitious net zero carbon target, accelerate delivery of its biodiversity action plan and resilience targets. 18 Climate Plan Climate Plan 19 2.0 What we propose to do next - Climate Plan In order to do this the city council now presents the Climate and Ecological Emergency Plan. The plan aims to address the climate and ecological…

… Emergency Working Group and Ecological Emergency Working Group, the Council family will continue, over the coming years, to create transformational change which will make Glasgow a net-zero carbon, biodiverse, climate- resilient, and healthier city for people and nature. 20 Climate Plan Climate Plan 21 creation of a Climate Resilience and Sustainability programme board, led…

… in implementing Glasgow’s Gold Hybrid plus 20% low and zero carbon generating technologies (LZCGT) or better, to be achieved for all new non-domestic development. Significant progress has been made in accelerating the delivery of Local Biodiversity Action Plan, Pollinator Plan and Open Space Strategy. Annual iterative review of the Climate Plan Delivery of energy projects utilising the recovery of heat…

… life process should be put in place in order to establish whether additional recommendations are required to address the ecological aspects of the emergency specifically. The Ecological Emergency Working Group produced a report, with input from expert and independent stakeholders, which made 25 recommendations, with the ambition to halt and reverse biodiversity and habitat decline…