Including 10 closely related terms such as climate change, climate, and tackle climate.
… reporting on progress against the Climate Change Action Plan. • Reviewing the Action Plan following the Environmental Bill legislation publication. We will encourage environmental understanding and awareness by promoting climate action through a proactive communication campaign. • Encouraging residents to adopt energy efficiency measures. • Encouraging residents to adopt the Waste Hierarchy, which…
… that involves managing our budgets within available resources as well as influencing and working with partners, and is part of a national and global agenda. This Climate Change Strategy ensures the Council meets its statutory environmental duties and looks to capture the opportunities and benefits of tackling climate change. These include savings on energy bills, encouraging renewable energy…
… impacts of our own activities. Work with partners to protect and enhance our local environment. Raise awareness and encourage our communities and businesses to reduce their impact on the environment. Page 4 Overview Climate change is a large-scale, long-term shift in the Earth’s weather patterns or average temperatures. In recent decades, changes in the climate have caused extreme…
… responsibilities influencing the future for the next generation Influencing partners seeking to align working in partnership to collectively tackle climate change Council operations reducing our impact on climate change Page 8 Climate change is one of the challenges facing South Staffordshire today. Climate projections show that past, current and future greenhouse gas emissions will influence…
… will minimise the climate impact of growth and encourage a low carbon economy through the planning system. • Encouraging a sustainable pattern of development supported by a low carbon transport infrastructure. • Encouraging renewable sources of energy supply. • Promoting sustainable design in buildings and wider developments. • Promoting climate resilient buildings through the revised Local Plan. • Use…