…; the Combined Authority’s own operations are to be net zero by 2030; funding has been agreed to support the work of a Fenland Peat Committee, aiming to improve estimates of emissions from peatlands, and to help develop ‘whole farm’ land use policies for sustainable farming in the Fens Box 1: Combined Authority response to our March 2021 recommendations At a meeting in June, the Combined Authority Board…
… be sited in locations where land use is appropriate and resources are su�cient; where low-carbon transport infrastructure is available; to contribute to the doubling nature agenda; and be delivered with low emissions and low risks from climate change; home retro�t will need to be rolled out across the building stock. Every building will need a renovation plan (a green building passport), starting…
… “whole farm” land use policies aimed at achieving climate change mitigation and biodiversity enhancement in the Fens, and to help establish an agreed set of numbers for emissions from deep, shallow and wasted peat soils. Transport Buildings Business and Industry: Peatlands: Sectoral action Priorities for sectoral action include: 16 Cambridgeshire & Peterborough Independent Commission…
… agenda, which will help deliver multiple bene�ts, not least in terms of health and wellbeing. Recognising the public support and interest in the natural world, the CPCA should actively prioritise the delivery of this agenda, setting an example on publicly owned land, providing �nancial support for the work of the local nature partnership and supporting the establishment of a doubling nature fund…