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…% of Westminster’s emissions, but compared to emissions from the built environment this is lower than the average local authority. Green spaces and the natural environment have a significant role in removing carbon emissions from the atmosphere through trees and other natural features. Improvements to the city’s green spaces also offer the benefit of improving biodiversity, air quality and enhancing…
… projects to pioneer our response to the climate emergency. In partnership with local and London-wide partners and businesses, the area will create a zero carbon built environment, zero-emission road transport and resilient communities. Find out more at osd.london/framework • Wild West End is a partnership between West End property owners to improve biodiversity in central London and create green…
… are being planted every year • The council’s Air Quality Action Plan sets out how we will tackle air pollution • Our strategy for open spaces and biodiversity details a partnership approach to protecting and enhancing the city’s green spaces • The Westminster Walking Plan, Cycling Strategy, and the emerging Movement Strategy support increased active travel • The council’s Freight, Servicing…
…://www.westminster.gov.uk/planning-building-and-environmental-regulations/environment-conservation-and-pollution/our-strategy-open-spaces-and-biodiversity https://committees.westminster.gov.uk/documents/s23986/Westminster%20Walking%20Strategy%202017BSMastercopyCllr%20DC-Final%20v%20OJOC.pdf https://www.westminster.gov.uk/cycling-strategy-0 https…
… spaces for residents, visitors and workers to enjoy. Green roofs, planters, green walls, flower boxes, street trees and open spaces offer a habitat for declining bird species as well as bees, bats and butterflies. Wild West End is endorsed by London Wildlife Trust and the Greater London Authority and supported by Arup. Visit wildwestend.london • Free cycling training is available to anyone who…