Including 4 closely related terms such as environmental, environment, and environmental emergency.
… officers. Co-opted members of the group bring their knowledge of nature and climate issues to assist this work. 1.7. Tackling the climate emergency and building environmental resilience is a whole society challenge. Adapting to the changes will need cross-sector action that includes and extends beyond the Council. If we don’t rise to this challenge, it will have significant 1 Public opinions…
… for a Citizens Jury/Assembly through the Zero Carbon Cumbria Partnership Programme set out in paragraph 5.14. 5. Implications: Contribution to the Cumberland Plan Priorities - 5.1. The Cumberland Council Plan has ‘environmental resilience and climate emergency as an area of focus, this draft strategy sets out how we are going to deliver against this challenge. 5.2. The Cumberland Approach…
… identifies sustainability as a fundamental principle for shaping our approach to service delivery, working with partners and engaging residents. The Council Plan defines sustainability as: ‘The climate and environmental emergency will be at the forefront of our decision making and policy development. We will encourage others to do the same and set an example in using resources sustainably, looking…
… appear with greater declines.3 Figure 2: Biodiversity Stripes Climate and nature present cross-cutting challenges and opportunities for our Executive Members. We have a unique role as we work with national departments, regional agencies, voluntary organisations, and local communities to achieve common goals. Cumberland is on the frontline of the climate emergency, and we are going…