Including 5 closely related terms such as waste reduction, waste reduction, and waste.
…). Table 1: Control and influence. Definition Examples from the strategy Direct Control: Our own actions Council’s Assets (Buildings and land) and fleet; Operations; Workforce Indirect Control: Our role in the actions of others Procurement and commissioning Development Control; Local Plan; Transport Planning; Waste strategy Influence: Through our collaboration and leadership…
… Programmes and Town Deals consultations • Waste Collection Public Engagement Survey https://www.cumberland.gov.uk/news/2024/community-planting-pollinators-day-whitehaven • Woodland creation • Local Nature Recovery Strategy Engagement Survey (hosted by Westmorland & Furness Council) • Public Space Protection Orders • Market Square and Greenmarket (Carlisle City Centre…
… of communication with the council is needed for Cumbria Sustainability Network groups via establishing regular meetings. • The following topics need more development in the strategy: o Public Transport o Waste reduction o Building standards o Decarbonising existing buildings o Nature recovery o Pensions and investments • Carbon literacy should be made mandatory for councillors and officers…
… in the buildings, transport, waste and land-use sectors. We will deliver this strategy through these definitions of control and influence (Figure 3). 3 Biodiversity loss of UK Priority Species. 65% decline 1970-2019, Credit: https://biodiversitystripes.info/ukpriorityspecies 4 State of Nature Report 2023, since 1970 UK species have declined by about 19% on average, and 1 in 6 species (16.1%) are now…
…-statistics https://www.local.gov.uk/publications/councillor-workbook-local-path-net-zero 6 Definition Areas of Focus Direct Control: Our own actions Council’s Assets (Buildings and land) and fleet; Operations; Workforce Indirect Control: Our role in the actions of others Procurement and commissioning Development Control; Local Plan; Transport Planning; Waste…