Including the closely related term land use.
… and Energy Efficiency Strategy (LHEES) which will present ambitious targets for absolute carbon reduction across the built environment in the city and; • The City Development Plan (CDP2) which will seek to facilitate those actions that will enable the city to meet the net zero carbon target and help build climate resilience through our land use policies. Our approach to decarbonisation…
… cover a broad range of policy areas, including education, estates, planning and construction, natural environment and land use. The all-encompassing nature of the recommendations necessitate coordinated action not only by the city council, but by the full range of stakeholders in the Glasgow Family and city wide. We gratefully acknowledge the expert guidance and direction provided to us…
… and will achieve a low carbon and sustainable future for all. Through work across energy, transport, development, land use, biodiversity, education, and other areas, we are already reducing the city’s emissions and creating a healthier, greener Glasgow. While progress has been made in these areas, it is recognised that a faster pace and broader, transformational action are urgently required across…
… to be undertaken with young people to include, amongst other topics, discussions about how proposed land use and connectivity policies can help to achieve a resilient and net zero carbon city by 2030, as part of the City Development Plan 2 and the Glasgow’s Transport Strategy. Communications and engagement about the climate and ecological emergency must also include work with Education Services…