Including 4 closely related terms such as change adaptation, climate change, and climate change.
… decomposition. It also contributes to the achievement of sustainable substances, as reducing the amount of materials used and waste generated will reduce the amount of inorganic, non-biodegradable substances. • Reversing biodiversity decline can contribute to carbon reduction by increasing absorption of CO2 and also supports climate change adaptation by providing water attenuation and protection from…
… Supporting culture, recreation and sport Supporting local businessess Promoting biodiversity Climate change adaptation 21John Muir Way at Barhill 22 How? Waste collection in East Dunbartonshire The key objectives of this Framework provide the context for a range of high level aspirations - ‘strategic commitments’ - which are described in each of the following themed sections…
… contributions to biodiversity and climate change adaptation. A variety of other actions will be delivered through the LBAP and GNS; these include: • Additional applications, for woodland sites, to the Forestry Commission Scotland’s ‘Woodland In and Around Towns’ programme • Application to the Green Infrastructure Funding scheme for a large scale Green Network project, linked to improving riparian…
… East Dunbartonshire Sustainability and Climate Change Framework 2016 – 2021 Foreword Sustainable Drainage System at Lumloch Way, Bishopbriggs It is over a decade since East Dunbartonshire Council launched its first Sustainable Development Strategy and in that time there has been considerable change. The advent of the Council’s…
… co-ordinated, proactive approach to sustainability in 2004 allowed us to build on existing good practice by planning, delivering and realising the benefits – to the organisation and to the communities – of various programmes of joined-up action on environmental, social and economic priorities. The work that has been done to respond to climate change is particularly important, given the ongoing…