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Gloucestershire County Council

… and incentivise the adoption of low carbon initiatives and improve resilience to climate change. ii. Council emissions 2019/20, 97% reduction against our 2006/07 baseline (see paragraph 11). iii. Reallocating road space for cyclists and pedestrians  The first nationwide lockdown under the Coronavirus pandemic reduced carbon emissions by around a third. We are working to build on this including having…

… carbon economy in Gloucestershire and improving its resilience. Caring for people Reduced fuel poverty and better public health, from reduced emissions and better air quality, and improved resilience to the impacts of a changing climate, especially for vulnerable people. Social Value Maximise the social, economic and environmental benefits to the local area from carbon reduction and climate…

… resilience. Built Environment Improved Green Infrastructure and climate resilience. Natural Environment’ including Ecology (Biodiversity) Improved Green Infrastructure and climate resilience. Education and Information Youth Climate Panel and schools engagement. Tackling Climate Change Carbon Emissions Implications? Positive Vulnerable to climate change? No; will improve…

….  The upgraded junction is anticipated to be open in Spring 2024. (continued…) Action Plan Progress 2019/20 & 2020/21 to date ANNEX 2 Key: Green, complete; Amber, in progress; White, not yet underway Medium and long term measures (continued) 20. Identify ways to reduce carbon emissions in our highways investment (continued) Thinktravel  Working with Highways and S106 teams…

…, setting out what we will do, working with local communities and partners. 3. The strategy’s Vision is that: By 2050 we will create a carbon neutral county that provides quality of life now and for future generations, having improved the quality of our natural environment. By 2030 we will have reduced our carbon emissions by 80%. 4. Cabinet sought to respond urgently to the climate emergency…