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… renewable generation was investigated partially through work associated with the Cool 2014-19 strategy. Potential urban sites for community owned solar PV were identified by Wirral Community Renewables through an Urban Community Energy Fund supported feasibility study. Wirral Council identified and installed solar PV on 24 council buildings. Four schools benefited from solar PV via Solar 4…

… recently stated that it is developing a Zero Waste Strategy to be launched in 2020. Wirral Council will be developing a new Waste Management Strategy in 2020, to continue and build on work carried out as part of the Wirral 2020 Plan. This will include developing a new domestic collection service for residual waste, reuse, recycling and composting/ anaerobic digestion and working with partners…

… with the suggestion that a community eco hub/s be established building on those that currently exist. The intention is to develop existing or create new space/s to bring practical projects together, e.g. at start, those concerned with growing trees and food; sustainable energy; and resource re-use. The first step is to identify opportunities. Cool Wirral Partnership, Wirral Council, Peel, Energy…

… 12 WORKING IN PARTNERSHIP 12 EARLY STEPS 12 MOVING IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION 20 LEANER USE OF ENERGY 22 CLEAN ENERGY 23 CLEAN TRAVEL 24 WISER DECISIONS 25 MORE CARBON STORAGE 26 A CLEAR VIEW OF CLIMATE RISK 27 ADAPTATION 28 WIDER CLIMATE UNDERSTANDING 29 ADEQUATE RESOURCING 30 STRONG PARTNERSHIPS AND NETWORKS 31 EVIDENCE INFORMED ACTION 32 APPENDIX: Build your own Cool action plan 34…

… & Joe Wheeler, Ipsos MORI North, (2017) Residents’ Survey 2017 COOL WIRRAL PARTNERSHIP The Cool Wirral Partnership champions and co-ordinates local action on climate change. It is supported by, but independent of, Wirral Council. At the present time, the partnership includes representatives from Wirral Council, Wirral Environment Network, Energy Projects Plus, Faiths 4 Change, Peel Land…