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East Hampshire District Council

… will drive change. The climate crisis and the negative impact on our environment affects every resident in East Hampshire and beyond. It is the most important challenge we face, and we must work together to tackle it. We declared a Climate and Environment Emergency on 19 July 2019. Our work so far has considered options and consulted stakeholders and shaped this strategy. I chair two Cabinet…

… for the climate emergency. A changing climate has profound implications for the lives of everyone today, and for future generations as well. It directly influences how your Council plans to meet the needs of everyone in the district. But it is also everyone’s responsibility to make changes to address the crisis. We want to take an inclusive approach and maintain a dialogue on climate issues though…

… to pay their part in addressing the climate and environment emergency and look forward to working in partnership for a better future. Cllr Julie Butler [Cllr Julie Butler] East Hampshire District Council Climate and Environment Strategy 2020-2025 Page 2 of 16 Ginny Boxall - Climate Champion The changing climate is already having impacts across the world and in the UK, including…

… East Hampshire. Terrible images of flooding, severe weather events, storms and heatwaves and the devastating effects they have are seen with increasing frequency. In July 2019, East Hampshire District Council declared a Climate Emergency. The Council resolved to take action to make all Council Services carbon neutral as soon as reasonably practicable or in any case by 2050 in line…

… challenging because we will have to change the way we do everyday things. The Council has declared a Climate Emergency and is committed to change the way it delivers it services. This Strategy also lays out how the Council will support and influence our local communities and enterprises, so that everyone can make the changes we need to see. This strategy recognises that to achieve carbon…