Including the closely related terms trees, tree planting, and planting.
… impact. Use planning powers to deliver net carbon new developments and communities and increase tree planting. Achieve 100% clean energy across the Council’s full range of functions by 2030 and explore renewable generation and storage. Replace all Council vehicles with electric or hybrids including the mayor’s car, provide electric vehicle infrastructure and encourage alternatives…
… the pandemic and opportunities to identify ways to retain some of these benefits are being explored. Tree Planting Estate The Council is already committed, within its Trees and Woodland Strategy, to: ensure that where a Council owned street tree is removed, it will be replaced on a one for one basis, using established nursery grown standard trees; and to achieve an overall 10% increase in canopy…
… cover within the Council’s direct control within the next 10 years the equivalent of a further 49.5 ha of additional canopy cover or 4126 trees. As part of the Climate Emergency Declaration a commitment was made to increase tree planting and therefore the Council is committed to working with Peterborough Environment City Trust to determine whether a local carbon off-setting programme can…
… be put in place, to fully take account of the carbon savings from tree planting and dramatically increasing the volume of trees that can be planted. The Trees and Woodland Strategy sets a target for tree planting on Council owned and maintained land over the next 9 years. Options for altering this target are discussed in a separate paper to be discussed at Council. 15…
… that occurs in getting the electricity from the power plant to the organisations that purchase it) 9 Well To Tank (WTT) emissions relate to emissions caused by the extraction, refinement and transportation of primary fuels 8 Council-CMAP-2021 Figure 3: Greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by business area, 2019-20 Figure 4…