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South Gloucestershire Council

… the updated figures increase in accuracy) and therefore the figures change retrospectively each year. The revised approach of recalculating each year also removes this vulnerability to the figures updating each year. 15. The review undertaken by UWE in 2023 shows that even a ‘highly ambitious’ carbon reduction scenario leaves significant residual emissions at 2030 (Plan to 2030 Report, UWE…

… because it has become standard practice. Key elements of this integrated work are:  Strategy and Policy - We continue to comment on, input into and influence all Council and regional strategies and plans to ensure the implementation of Climate and Nature Emergency objectives including the new Council Plan.  Carbon emissions reduction and adaptation and resilience monitoring - We continue…

… includes a range of significant environmental work that will deliver benefits in terms of reducing carbon emissions, increasing green infrastructure, boosting biodiversity and nature recovery, and increasing resilience to the local impacts of a changing climate. To underpin this program, the Year 6 Action Plan includes continuing work to embed decision making processes, policy and communications…

…, the Council pledged to provide the leadership to enable South Gloucestershire to become carbon neutral by 2030, urgently prepare for the local impacts of a changing climate and protect and restore nature. The full declaration can be found at our declaration. All previous action plans and reports can be found at: https://beta.southglos.gov.uk/climate-emergency-in-south- gloucestershire…

… of the Climate and Nature Emergency declaration and subsequent annual Climate and Nature Emergency action plan(s). The overarching vision is: For a climate resilient South Gloucestershire with a thriving low carbon economy and lifestyle reflected in our travel, homes, businesses, and communities, where nature can flourish. 3. To deliver the commitments made in the Climate and Nature Emergency…