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London Borough of Lambeth

… Lambeth’s goal to become net zero compatible by 2030. This means the borough (residents, businesses and the council) will be as close as possible to zero overall emissions, by prioritising emissions reductions, and compensating for any remaining emissions through offsetting activities, such as planting trees. Achieving this goal to become a prosperous, fair and climate resilient Lambeth requires…

… planting in the local community garden – an initiative started through his workplace that’s helped him to feel more of a part of the local neighbourhood. Grace unlocks the shared cargo bike that she booked from its storage locker on the street and buckles Alex into the front and they head off. The street that was once full of cars is now lined with trees, pocket gardens, outdoor community spaces…

…, quickly and cheaply, whilst considering the needs of people who require access to a vehicle. Creating more green space in the borough filled with trees, plants and wildlife will help keep our buildings cooler during heat waves, which particularly impact the older people, children and people with existing health conditions. It also provides more opportunities for us to spend time in nature…

… to crops, livestock and commercial trees from multiple climate hazards Risk to supply of food, goods and vital services due to climate-related collapse of supply chains and distribution networks Multiple risks to the UK from climate change impacts overseas Risk to human health, productivity and wellbeing from increased exposure to heat in homes and other buildings 09 Lambeth Council…

… and increasing the amount of permeable and green space in the borough), improve water use efficiency and re-use (such as through low-flow fittings, reducing leaks, drought-tolerant planting and greywater re-use), and increase community resilience and preparedness. 23 Lambeth’s Climate Action Plan | Adaptation There are important links between adaptation and some of the other themes within…