Including 5 closely related terms such as reduce carbon, reduce carbon, and carbon emission.
…. The challenges we face include reducing carbon emissions from our homes and businesses, promoting healthy and sustainable transport, protecting and enhancing green spaces and making changes to what we buy and dispose of. These are challenges that the council cannot face alone, and will need support and involvement of people, communities and businesses across the city – as well as a step-change…
…. The strategy identifies aims and objectives for achieving the vision, with an initial focus on areas where the council can have the most impact. The accompanying Climate Emergency Action Plan reflects these areas, with ambitious programmes set out across six themes. These programmes include: At home – reducing carbon emissions and energy bills for council tenants by fitting insulation, energy-saving…
… Quality Action Plan 2015-2026 Sets out a programme of actions to reduce air pollution emissions – primarily from traffic. Contributes to reducing carbon emissions from traffic too, through measures to reduce traffic levels, encourage walking and cycling and promote the introduction and increase of ultra-low- emissions vehicles. Available on the council website at https://www.leicester.gov.uk/media…
… on the council website at https://www.leicester.gov.uk/media/185470/trees-strategy- 2018-23-v2.pdf Local Transport Plan The Local Transport Plan sets out a vision and objectives for improving transport in Leicester to provide access and connectivity for people and businesses. It aligns with the Climate Emergency Strategy by seeking to do this in ways which reduce carbon emissions from transport…
… air quality and reduce carbon emissions. Current and emerging Local Plan The Local Plan is a plan for the future land use and development of an area, produced by the local planning authority, in consultation with the community. It includes policies to address climate change and guides decisions on planning applications to help determine whether new development in the city is acceptable…