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… and in particular road transport. This is shown in the chart below6: (Source: UK local authority dioxide emissions, National Statistics) Monmouthshire County Council will strive to reduce its own emissions while working with partners, including members of the Public Service Board, local businesses and community groups to reduce emissions and improve carbon capture across the county…
… to reduce carbon emissions across the county. To that end, we will be working with Public Service Board partners over coming months. We hugely value the enthusiasm, energy and expertise of the residents of Monmouthshire who have such a lot to contribute, and we plan to collaborate with our communities and other partners to work together on our action plan. This process began at the end of July…
… 2019 with a Community Climate Champions workshop to begin to identify where they can help us deliver. There are things that every resident, visitor or worker in Monmouthshire can do to play their part in reducing carbon emissions and helping to slow down climate change. We are all part of the problem, but can all be part of the solution too. 9 Climate Adaptation Even if we…
… for new buildings Medium Low Harder Reduce carbon emissions across all public service buildings in in the county in partnership with the Public Service Board Medium Low Easier Promote minimum energy standards in private owned accommodation Low Low Medium What can I do to play my part? Make sure you have got draught proofing and loft and cavity wall insulation in your home – save money…
… to the threat that climate change poses to our eco-systems, our local environment and our way of life. Carbon emissions from fossil fuels are one of the main causes of climate change and as a council we are striving to become carbon neutral by 2030. If we are to stand a chance of slowing the rise in the Earth’s temperature we need to act now. Earlier this year councillors in Monmouthshire were…