Including 5 closely related terms such as reduce, reduce carbon, and reduce carbon.
…? Suffolk County Council aims to be a carbon neutral authority by 2030. Through practical action it aims to save money, generate income and reduce carbon emissions to net zero for its own operations and services. Why is it important to reduce carbon emissions…
…. The Climate Emergency Declaration On 21 March 2019 councillors at Suffolk County Council voted to declare a climate emergency. Our pledge We will: 1. Declare a climate emergency This was declared on 21 March 2019. 2. Set up a Policy Development Panel (PDP) Starting by September 2019, the PDP will investigate how we can cut Suffolk County Council's carbon and harmful emissions on a spend to save basis…
…. Our ambition is to make Suffolk County Council (including all buildings, school and services) carbon neutral by 2030. 3. Work with partners across the county and region This includes working with the Local Enterprise Partnerships (LEP) and the public sector leaders, towards making the county of Suffolk carbon neutral by 2030. 4. Work with central government We will work with government…
… councils in Suffolk have: acknowledged the climate emergency committed to reducing their own carbon emissions committed to working with partners across the county and region (including the LEP and the Public Sector Leaders) towards making Suffolk carbon neutral by 2030 This Plan has been agreed by Suffolk’s Public Sector Leaders and will support a commitment to a green economic recovery in Suffolk…
… pack summarises the priority actions for delivering carbon neutrality by 2030 that were discussed in the six workshops: Priority Actions. This does not represent the totality of actions that will be needed to deliver carbon neutrality in Suffolk – action will also be needed in other sectors such as waste and agriculture. A Suffolk Climate Emergency Plan has now been agreed by Suffolk’s Public Sector…