… can burst with life, providing a much needed boost to local wildlife and we saw the biggest work from home experiment the nation has ever seen. As a result, we’ve witnessed a glimpse of what a world would look like with less traffic and more people taking up cycling and spending time walking in their local areas for exercise. Clearly, this didn’t come without its challenges and we will emerge…
… going to landfill after 2025. Preparing for an increase in the market share of Electric Vehicles (EVs) during the 2020s with an expansion of EV charging. Looking to increase the tree canopy cover on our owned land, and looking to redesign parks to become carbon neutral. Supporting improvements in diet and increased walking and cycling among our staff, increasing support…
… strongly with the themes of many other leading cities; we believe this will help us meet our two primary goals. Objective 1 - Energy Energy Supply New Developments Existing Buildings Objective 2 - Sustainability Walking Cycling and Public Transport Strategic Transport Planning Page 12 of 31 Air Quality New Developments Greening the Economy Waste and Resources…
… of residents who do any cycling, for any purpose, at least once per month22 16% 10 November 2012 Number of ultra-low emission vehicles registered in the District23 371 Q2 2020 3. Land Use and Biodiversity Carbon sequestered in improved habitat in Devon from 2020 Data does not exist yet. Data to be collected as work on the relevant…
… Defra (2020), Local authority collected waste generation from April 2000 to March 2019 (England and regions) and local authority data April 2018 to March 2019. Table 3 – Selected Waste Indicators. URL: https://www.gov.uk/government/statistical-data-se 22 DfT (2012) , How often people cycle, for any length or purpose (at local authority level) (CW011) 23 Calculated from DfT (2020), Data on all…