Including 9 closely related terms such as changing, climate, and increase climate.
… this positive progress, the scale of the climate crisis remains a daunting challenge. Whilst we do not underestimate this challenge, our ambition and determination to act is unrelenting. Our changing climate is not a distant future threat or relevant only to other parts of the world. We can clearly see it impacting where we live. The Met Office issues Red Warnings in response to the most severe…
…’ infrastructure can help increase climate change resilience, as well as helping to improve local biodiversity. Action to reduce air pollution and improve the quality of air we breathe is vital for tackling health issues that impact directly on our communities particularly those with underlying health conditions. The way in which we use and dispose of resources has a significant impact…
… required to tackle the Climate Emergency. Climate Emergency Action Plan 2024 35 Climate Emergency Action Plan 2024 36 Indicator Lewisham Climate Action Investment funding Resident participation School participation Latest data £659,957 raised through Lewisham Climate Action Investment in 2023 77% residents agree that solving the climate crisis is a shared responsibility (2021) 45…
… weather where there is a likely threat to life. 2022 was the first time two Red Warnings were issued in a single year for London, with Storm Eunice in February and then an extended heatwave in July with temperatures above 40C. Everyone is at risk from a changing climate, but there is also a deep unfairness that the most vulnerable communities locally and globally will suffer the most, Climate…
… Emergency Action Plan 2024 3 Councillor Louise Krupski Cabinet Member for Environment and Climate Action Climate Emergency Action Plan 2024 4 having contributed least to the factors that cause the problem. Ensuring a fair transition to a decarbonised society and helping our residents benefit from the changes needed is fundamental to why Lewisham Council has prioritised action…