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… that underpinned the assembly’s deliberations. These were: • Urgency – it was broadly recognised that the climate emergency requires immediate action and ambition. • Responsibility – everyone needs to play their part, including the council, businesses and everyone living in Glasgow. • Communication – Glasgow City Council is seen to have an important role to play in promoting and communicating about…

… immediate action and ambition. Ipsos MORI | Glasgow Citizens’ Assembly on the Climate Emergency 17 • Responsibility – everyone needs to play their part, including the council, businesses and everyone living in Glasgow. • Communication – Glasgow City Council is seen to have an important role to play in promoting and communicating about net zero initiatives and projects so that Glaswegians…

…, reduce, reuse, repurpose, and recycle.9 • The second presentation was delivered by Julie Robertson, Assistant Manager of Sustainable Glasgow at Glasgow City Council, in which she explained the council’s plans for the circular economy in construction, food & drink, and textiles.10 The assembly produced three recommendations relating to the circular economy (see table 1.2 below). Table 1.2…

… Citizens’ Assembly on the Climate Emergency 2 21-037815-01 | Version 3 | Internal Client Use Only | This work was carried out in accordance with the requirements of the international quality standard for Market Research, ISO 20252, and with the Ipsos MORI Terms and Conditions which can be found at http://www.ipsos-mori.com/terms. © Glasgow City Council 2021 Ipsos MORI | Glasgow Citizens…

… Background Glasgow City Council commissioned Ipsos MORI to organise a citizens’ assembly to hear from people living across Glasgow and understand how the city can work together to achieve net zero in a way that is inclusive, fair, and respectful to everyone as part of the legacy of COP26. The assembly considered the key question, “How can we work together in Glasgow to tackle the climate emergency…