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London Borough of Islington

… to eliminate or offset these emissions in the future. We examine the challenges and risks that we face in attempting to meet the net zero target by 2030, and what we need to ask of regional and national government. Throughout the document we categorise our commitments into three groups: 1. What the council can commit to immediately and actions we will take 2. What the council sees as potential…

… Implementation Plan (2011–2031)6 • Waste Reduction and Recycling Plan 2018–20227 The council will need to make representations to regional and national government to urge them to take action, including giving local authorities the necessary resources and legal powers. We will also need to work with partners across the borough and across London. In November 2019 the London Environment Directors…

…/information/adviceandinformation/20192020/20200109lipmaindocument1.pdf https://www.islington.gov.uk/recycling-and-rubbish/recycling/waste-reduction-and-recycling-plan-2018-2022 11 Figure 3. City Road 1212 Islington's Vision 13 Islington’s Vision The UK government set a statutory target in the 2008 Climate Change Act to reduce UK greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by 80…

… and appealing. Islington Council is in a strong position to lead the response to the climate emergency; however, residents, businesses, public sector and borough partner organisations, regional and national government must play a very active part in turning this vision into reality. Our vision is thus: “Creating a clean and green Islington in response to the Climate Emergency.” This net zero carbon…

… the relevant parties at regional and national level. What could success look like? In order to have created a net zero carbon Islington, the council, borough partners, residents, and community organisations, supported by regional and national government, will need to ensure: • Residents, people who work in Islington and local business owners know the part they need to play to achieve net zero…