Including 10 closely related terms such as reduce, reduced waste, and reduced waste.
…. Biodiversity Protect and increase biodiversity. 6. Engagement Collaborate, educate and engage with others to take climate action. 7. Waste Reduce waste, support a circular economy and sustainable food production. 8. Adaptation Adapt to our changing climate. How you can help As your council, it is our duty to rapidly reduce our levels of pollution and do all we can…
… neighbourhood nuisance issues. - Warmer summers may lead to more outdoor swimming in reservoirs and other dangerous places, increasing community risk. Waste services - Waste collection and street cleansing teams may suffer heat stress from high temperatures. - Amendments in working practices may be required in response to extreme working conditions. Business support - Businesses will need…
… and water quality - Greater water security - Better mental wellbeing and access to nature Changing our food habits - to eat healthier diets with more locally sourced seasonal vegetables, more alternatives to meat and dairy and less food waste. - Healthier diets - Less demand on healthcare services - Supporting local farmers and producers - Resilient local economy - Reduced waste…
… biodiversity. 6. Engagement Collaborate, educate and engage with others to take climate action. 7. Waste Reduce waste, support a circular economy and sustainable food production. 8. Adaptation Adapt to our changing climate. These objectives were chosen to best reflect the main areas that local authorities can influence to reduce emissions internally and across the local area…
…), released mainly from burning oil, coal and gas, deforestation and cement production. Methane (CH4), emitted by cows and decaying food waste. Nitrous oxide (NO2), released from the overuse of fertilisers. Fluorinated gases (F-gases), from refrigeration and aerosols. We group these greenhouse gases together to measure our carbon footprint – which tells us how much we contribute…