Including 5 closely related terms such as more trees, trees, and planting trees.
… Climate Action Plan 2020-2025 home Encouraging low-carbon dietary choices Making all new homes ‘zero carbon’ Creating more green space on residential streets Fitting solar panels on as many homes as possible Campaigning to make CO2 reduction fun neighbourhood Planting more trees and creating more allotments Piloting a community energy heating scheme Installing more ‘segregated’ cycle lanes…
… Promoting and trialling car free zones and days Enabling electric transport with infrastructure and incentives Developers to fund energy efficiency retrofits of old buildings Council Climate Emergency scrutiny panel All council properties to be fossil-fuel free Planting trees and retaining public spaces Council communications on the climate crisis Mobilising existing community groups Greening…
… choices, subject to the outcome of the current feasibility study. 2 Review and amend Controlled Parking Zone (CPZ) hours of control to restrict non-essential motor vehicle trips with priority CPZ areas reviewed by 2023. 3 In collaboration with other local organisations and private land owners, increase the number of trees planted in Camden annually in line with Camden’s Tree Policy. 4…
… the Council’s operations The final set of seventeen Citizens’ Assembly recommendations are set out below: The Assembly concluded that by 2030, our homes and places of work should require less energy, walking and cycling routes should be safe and clear of pollution, tree coverage should have increased, public space should have greater ecological value, communities should consume less and take…
… spaces across the borough. Camden is also home to world-famous parks such as Regent’s Park and Hampstead Heath. In 2020, Camden was awarded the ‘Tree Cities of the World’ designation by The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO). Places https://www.camden.gov.uk/transport-strategies-and-plans https://www.camden.gov.uk/air-quality…