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Flintshire County Council

… to reduce both its own emissions and those of the wider county. The strategy is portioned with objectives and actions to reduce our direct carbon emissions, and then actions to reduce our wider emissions and those of the wider county. 3.7 It is clear that further progress in reductions can only be achieved through support and engagement of both the wider community and Welsh and UK governments. 3.8…

… and Welsh Government/UK Government schemes such as NEST, Arbed, Warm Homes Fund and Eco (including improvements of private households). - Rationalisation of Council estate moving employees to a modern, more energy efficient building in Ewloe. - Building and renovating fit for future schools through the 21st Century Schools Programme, with new school buildings funded through this programme required…

… County’s emissions 24 Buildings: 25 Mobility & Transport: 26 Land Use: 27 Behaviour: 28 Financial Implications 29 Challenges & Opportunities 30 Measuring & Monitoring Impact 31 Governance 32 Keeping others informed 33 Appendix 1 - Glossary 34 Appendix 2 - Action Plan to Net Zero Carbon 35 “Climate change is not a small issue and should not be treated as one” Lydia, Argoed…

… of how we can combat the impacts of climate change evolve. By working through these goals we will make a positive contribution to tackling climate change and support Welsh Government’s aim to be a net zero carbon nation by 2050. “Technology could help if they could make devices to get pollution out of the air and could come up with new ideas on climate change” Maddie, Argoed High…

… to infrastructures in energy, transport and industry. 1.2 The Council supports the declarations made by Welsh Government for the Public Sector to become carbon neutral by 20302, and in Dec 2019 the Cabinet Members approved a motion to develop a clear Climate Change strategy which will set key aims and actions for creating a carbon neutral organisation. 1.3 The Council was responsible for greenhouse gas…