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… This second plan sets out the actions the City Council will undertake in 2021 to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from its own operations. It builds on last year's plan, with clear, specific and measurable actions. The City Council is increasingly determined to have a positive effect on the environment and to avoid any unintended consequences through its actions. This plan presents the Council's approach…
…, this document sets out the corporate commitments to the journey to zero emission by 2030. The City Council, Cabinet and the Senior Leadership Team fully support and endorse the plan. Behavioural change is at the forefront of achieving zero emissions. All decisions of council officers and councillors will influence energy consumption to some degree. This plan seeks to raise awareness at every level…
…. Council buildings 2021 Actions on City Council buildings for 2021 Fleet and equipment 2021 Actions…
… each year until 2030. What can you do to help? Technological advances, behaviour changes, societal norms and our understanding of climate change and greenhouse gas emissions will change between now and 2030. An annual review of the City Council's emissions and future projections will therefore be undertaken to ensure the plan remains up to date and fit for purpose. For the City Council…
…, as together we can make a difference. What you do, what you decide and approve, can and will influence energy consumption. We will continue to work with the City Council's Green Champions to develop further actions to address climate change. If you think there is more you can do to help please contact us at ClimateEmergency@plymouth.gov.uk…