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… to increase renewables locally are two-fold: ‰ large scale projects and ‰ smaller installations, for example micro-renewables such as solar panels on individual homes. What is the current situation? There are several planning applications for industrial sized wind turbines in the Bromsgrove area. We do not have an historic list of micro-generating properties in the area although a number of homeowners…
… have installed solar hot water panels (historically the most viable option) and these can be seen when driving/walking around the areas. Actions which will contribute to achieving our aim Increase Domestic renewables Both Bromsgrove District (up to £1000) and Redditch Borough Councils (up to £600) used to offer a grant scheme to help residents meet the cost of installing renewable energy systems…
…) – acknowledging these changes and aiming to reduce their impact is known as ‘adapting’ to climate change, please note these are average (Av.) predictions: *If required, more detailed information regarding the science of climate change is available from the Met Office (http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/climatechange/guide/) or Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (www.ipcc.ch) 3 Background The Earth’s…
… changing climate was shown to be an important concern for Worcestershire residents – in a recent survey only 7% of respondents were not at all concerned about climate change (Citizens Panel, 2009). This high awareness of the importance of climate change will hopefully mean that residents will be receptive to change and will embrace the opportunity to influence this agenda on a personal basis…
… Adaptation and Risk Strategy Sustainable Community Strategy Town Centre Strategy Planning Strategies 16 Climate Change Strategy & Action Plan Bromsgrove District and Redditch Borough Councils 2O1O-2O13 Redditch Redditch BC has an established Councillor Climate Change Advisory Panel, whose purpose is to: ‰ Influence positive change and raise the profile of climate change and sustainable…