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Mole Valley District Council

… efficiency measures, sustainable construction, renewable energy sources and behaviour change  Reducing consumption of resources, increasing recycling and reducing waste  Supporting council services, residents and businesses to adapt to the impacts of climate change The accompanying action plan also sets out how the actions align to strategic priorities set out in the Surrey Climate…

… Environment Partnership and Surrey County Council to maximise the opportunities to recycle and compost waste for our own operations and household waste collections. Ongoing review Existing Enabling O & D Ongoing Priority 4: Supporting council services, residents and businesses to adapt to the impacts of climate change While carbon reduction is an important area of work, the UK is already…

… 2022 Work with Joint Waste Solutions to ensure that all properties within MVDC have the opportunity to recycle their waste and food. Number of properties receiving recycling and food collection service All properties provide recycling and food waste collections by March 2022 Priority 4: Supporting council services, residents and businesses to adapt to the impacts of climate change…

…, Environment Agency and the Surrey Nature Partnership on initiatives to mitigate the impacts of climate change on habitats and species. Maintaining the number of allotments provided within the District. Waste: reducing the amount of waste we produce and supporting the community to reduce, reuse and recycle. Adaptation: identifying how changes in the climate will impact on the Council and its…

… and services such as waste collections and grounds maintenance are the second largest emissions source, comprising over 32% of emissions. However, it should be noted that, with the exception of waste collections, the emissions for contracted services were calculated using industry specific emissions models. Further work is required to produce more accurate emissions data for contracts with high…