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… the next ten years and beyond. A Hull Peoples Panel survey in June 2019 found that 68% of residents agree that there is a climate emergency and 77% of residents think that climate change is a threat. Addressing climate change is therefore a key issue for our residents. Our vision is for Hull to become a leading carbon neutral city within the United Kingdom (UK) by 2030, to have taken all…
… Council declared a climate emergency and established a target for Hull to become a carbon neutral economy for both production and consumption of emissions by 2030, joining a global movement of local authorities as one of over 230 within the UK. The UK Government has committed the country to become net zero, for production emissions by 2050 and the Committee on Climate Change has set out…
… neutral target, and the roadmap work will include an assessment of the carbon budget to meet the 2030 carbon neutral target for production emissions. A budget for consumption emissions will be a lot harder to create as the embedded emissions, often generated outside of the UK, will be subject to decarbonisation plans and progress outside of the control of the Council and UK Government…
… possible action, under its control, to reduce emissions so that Hull becomes fully carbon neutral by 2030. The achievement of carbon neutrality by Hull for 2030 is a big challenge, and one that requires significant policy and funding change that can only be delivered by Government. Therefore, based upon the national net zero target for 2050, established within the Climate Change Act…
… in Government policy and increased levels of investment. These have been identified in the themes below and the Council with partners across the city will press for the changes required to ensure that Hull is able to make the changes required. The eight themes represent the core challenge areas for the city and the areas where activity needs to be focused, to deliver the changes in the economy…