Including the closely related term transport.
… as we move forward together to take collective action to protect our borough from the impacts of climate change. Councillor Stephanie Archer, Portfolio Holder for Environment and Sustainable Transport Page 2 | 44 https://www.kingston.gov.uk/environment/climate-change-emergency-citizens-assembly?documentId=699&categoryId=20016 Table of Contents Foreword 2 Introduction 5…
…, with reduced NHS costs, better housing, better transport and a reduction in poverty and inequality. Some of the ‘co-benefits’ of taking action include: Co-benefits Co-benefits Quiet, safe streets Healthier, more active people Warmer, quieter homes A reduction in poverty and inequality Green jobs More local consumption with thriving local businesses and high streets Green spaces that are alive…
… and opportunities from climate change for business, infrastructure, housing, and the natural environment. There is a need to prepare services to deliver for the needs of the community as weather patterns change. Therefore, adaptation measures cover many of the climate change themes, while promoting the need to provide secure and affordable energy, food, water, and transport, which enables the community…
… Transport, in liaison with all of our Portfolio Holders, with oversight from our councillor Climate Emergency Champion. ● Through our internal steering group, we ensure that policy and major project decisions are made with Climate Action at the centre to facilitate long-term change. This group is chaired by the council’s Executive Director for Corporate and Communities. ● Much of the delivery activity…
… the biggest benefits. Corporate Head Strategy and Engagement 2022 Sept 2023 Page 18 | 44 Theme 2: How we travel Travel impacts all of us and so it’s really important that the borough works collectively to move towards more sustainable transport methods wherever we can. We will encourage pedestrians and cyclists and promote sustainable travel for our residents, businesses and visitors, while freeing…