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London Borough of Islington

… closely with the 21,000 businesses in the borough, most of them small or micro- sized: We will ensure that our development and planning policies require growth and new developments meet the highest emissions reductions targets possible. 5. The Natural Environment and Waste Reduction and Recycling Integrate our ongoing activities in recycling and reducing waste and managing our natural…

…; Industrial buildings and Infrastructure 46 Priority 2: Transport 58 Priority 3: Sustainable and Affordable Energy Generation and Supply 70 Priority 4: The Green Economy and Planning 83 Priority 5: The Natural Environment and Waste Reduction and Recycling 96 4 Foreword We know that Islington is a great place to live and work but we also know that it faces challenges, none more so than…

…, health, energy and waste sectors, transport providers and the motor and haulage industries can all play their part in achieving net zero by 2030. This new target is even more ambitious than our previous 40% goal and will require an immediate and sustained acceleration of our decarbonisation agenda. Our strategy builds on our past achievements and sets out our vision, aims and objectives…

… 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…

… (2020–2030). • Secure low carbon buildings and infrastruc- ture via borough planning (2020–2022). The Natural Environment and Waste Reduction and Recycling • Reduce consumption emissions by two thirds, focusing on food, clothing, elec- tronics and aviation (2020–2030). Following the adoption of this strategy, the council has agreed to hold an additional annual meeting of the Environment &…