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… a great place to live.”. We are confident about the impact we can all have to reduce carbon emissions and tackle the big problems in our day-to-day lives: equality, the cost of living, health and wellbeing, and food security. Calderdale’s Climate Action Partnership Calderdale’s Climate Action Partnership will ensure that the actions outlined in this Plan get done. We want to be clear on how…
… if we are to leave a stable and habitable world behind for future generations. One thing is clear: this challenge is not just about avoiding a climate disaster. Actions that lower carbon emissions benefit people to live better lives in a healthier, greener, fairer Calderdale. Our Path to Net Zero In 2021, we commissioned a study that looked at where carbon is coming from in Calderdale and what…
… • Animals and nature thriving • Healthy soil and diverse habitats • Food security Climate Justice Climate change has unequal and uneven impacts on people, communities, and countries across the globe. Its impacts will be felt differently across society and the interaction between issues like equality and poverty. In many cases, the people and communities with the smallest carbon footprint…
…? • Consider climate impacts and risks in decision making • Calculate a carbon footprint • Make sure climate action is part of procurement processes • Join up plans and strategies • Communicate widely about taking climate action, including training staff • Decarbonise fleet vehicles and staff travel • Implementing low carbon food policies • Understand climate risks and adaptation Start Today You…
… can also take steps to make climate action part of everything you do: The Carbon Literacy project offers climate training – their website lists both free and paid courses. Explore what climate change will look like near you. Get your school accredited with Calderdale’s Youth Council ACE Award (Advocates for the Climate and Environment) to not only reduce your schools’ carbon emissions but also…