Including the closely related terms local biodiversity, and biodiversity loss.
… related risks will impact Kirklees’ health and wellbeing, infrastructure, culture, leisure, and tourism, alongside housing and buildings, waste and water infrastructure and local biodiversity. These impacts will occur more often and become harder-hitting if emissions continue to rise, being experienced more keenly by the most vulnerable, disadvantaged, and marginalised groups within Kirklees…
… societal, environmental, and economic benefits. By applying NBS within this Action Plan, Kirklees can help address the ‘twin-crises’ of biodiversity loss and climate change, including both emission reduction and building resilience to future hazards such as flooding, storms and extreme heat. Planetary Boundaries A long-standing concept outlining the nine planetary boundaries11 within which…
… Planning Process 20 Basis for thinking 21 Taking Action 22 Buildings 23 Table 2: Building Sector Actions 25 Energy 31 Table 3: Energy Sector Actions 33 Natural Environment and Biodiversity 36 4 Table 4: Natural Environment and Biodiversity Sector Actions 38 Sustainable Food and Agriculture 42 Table 5: Sustainable Food and Agriculture Actions 44 Transport 47 Table 6…
… 19: A non-exhaustive overview of Kirklees Governance for Energy at a National, Regional & Local. 97 Table 20: A non-exhaustive overview of Kirklees Governance for Natural Environment & Biodiversity at a National, Regional & Local. 98 Table 21: A non-exhaustive overview of Kirklees Governance for Sustainable Food and Agriculture at a National, Regional & Local. 99 Table 22…
… Sector Actions 25 Table 3: Energy Sector Actions 33 Table 4: Natural Environment and Biodiversity Sector Actions 38 Table 5: Sustainable Food and Agriculture Actions 44 Table 6: Transport Actions 49 Table 7: Waste Actions 57 Table 8: Water Actions 62 Table 9: Cross-Cutting Actions 67 Table 10: Acronyms List for CCAP 75 Table 11: Glossary of Terms 76 Table 12: Actions for Kirklees…