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Glasgow City Council

… Emergency in 2019, publishing a set of recommendations which were drafted by two working groups that included representation from all political groups on the city. Principal amongst these recommendations was one for the city to become carbon neutral city by 2030, which was endorsed by the city. 1.3 The Climate Challenge for Glasgow As a result of the public consultation it is apparent…

… will be required. The city will bring about this change through bold action, which will be included in the emergence of key strategies for leading the way to a low and net zero carbon future. These strategies include: • The Carbon Management Plan (CMP3), which will set out how the city ’s own estate can contribute to the achievement of carbon neutrality by 2030, • The city’s first Local Heat…

… is preparing three new transport strategies which will support the city’s transition to become carbon neutral by 2030. These strategies include: • The Glasgow Transport Strategy which will present an overarching city transport strategy, • The City Centre Transformation plan focusing solely on the city centre of Glasgow, • A Liveable Neighbourhoods Plan, looking to implement 20 minutes…

… the implementation of the national programme: Climate Ready Classrooms rolled out by Keep Scotland Beautiful on behalf of the Scottish Government. Recognising the importance of staff development and continuous education, the city council commits itself to become a climate literate organisation through the roll out of Carbon Literacy and Ecological Emergency training, while advocating the roll out…

… of climate literacy training in other organisations across the city. The city council will continue to roll out its carbon literacy and Ecological Emergency training Course to raise awareness of the climate and ecological emergencies, but above all to foster individual and collaborative action on climate change from all areas of the council family. This will be expanded to include a mandatory…