Including the closely related terms species, increase biodiversity, and encourage biodiversity.
… sustainably designed city; A transition to low-cost renewable energy sources; A sustainable green economy with well-paid jobs; Reduce the consumption of resources without sacrificing economic development; A diverse, green and bio-diverse environment; Less use of water; Clean air; A healthier and more sustainably conscious population. The objective of this strategy is to set…
… and successful place, ensuring we continue our heritage of sustainable green space. The challenge of climate change reaches all our lives, where simple solutions can help solve major issues. The world faces a global crisis where entire species are facing extinction, not just of prestige mammals, but biodiversity on local land of insects and creatures such as bees, hedgehogs and birds. We can use…
… the green and rural environment of Milton Keynes to the advantage of our aims, using land to capture carbon and increase biodiversity. Population growth and increased industrial usage also places pressure on the provision and level of water use. We will use our successful economy to encourage change from a place of strength, transitioning to a green economy to create jobs and base more production…
… be used to drive a turbine to produce electricity for wider use. What we’ve done Encouraging bio-diversity across the city is underway as landscaping grid road corridors is graded to ensure the grass is managed to encourage more plants to grow and more animals to live there. The council has reduced the amount of single use plastics it uses itself while our pioneering Materials Recycling…
… with all landowners to encourage biodiversity; Promote low impact and sustainable building methods and materials; Continue to encourage waste reduction, reusing and recycling; Ensure better water management and usage. Document title | Page 8 of 8 Low emissions Carbon Dioxide (CO2) is the primary cause of man-made…