Including the closely related terms literacy training, carbon future, and carbon saving.
… – targeting net zero in 2038. Tameside Council recognise that as we move into this decade – our role as communicator will be fundamental to assisting our stakeholders in joining us on our journey. We plan to facilitate carbon literacy training to help our people prepare for this significant challenge. It will be important for us to feed back to Regional and National institutions too, sharing successes…
… through tree planting • Low carbon solutions when refitting • Development of renewable opportunities • Offer a great webpage for reference and information • Carbon literacy training • Enable uptake of sustainable travel options • Support GM clean air plan • Drive environmental inititative through supply chain conditions • Monitor and improve waste processing TABLE OF AP P ENDICES Detailed action…
… is highlighted in our Corporate Plan specifically, with this priority, to achieve “Modern infrastructure and a sustainable environment that works for all generations and future generations.” The opportunities are immense, the prospects exciting. I sincerely hope you join us on our journey towards a net-zero carbon future. A future for everyone, where our community will be enriched by a sense…
… of these projects the carbon savings are projected to be in the region of 11,000tonnes • Increasing tree cover across the borough, with 18,000 trees planted in the last three years and another 14,000 planned over the next planting season. • Supporting the roll out of solar PV scheme for residents and we continue to roll out renewables such as solar PV across the estate when we have the opportunity…
… Tameside’s construction industry has an opportunity to upskill and prepare for the changes ahead. It is an exciting prospect – to imagine radically different construction methods and innovations in Tameside. It’s an chance to participate in sustainable, inclusive growth in Tameside - upskilling people to help deliver a vibrant, low carbon future. Regionally, the Greater Manchester Combined…