We are committed to tackling climate change but needed your help. We wanted your views – what can we do in County Durham, what can we as a council do and what can you do? We want to get your
A draft action plan was submitted to Council in December 2019, outlining actions that we could make with our partner organisations, local businesses and residents to reduce our collective carbon emissions. We are working to eliminate our carbon footprint by
We have published a Climate Emergency Action Plan setting out how the council and town can aim for net zero carbon emissions by 2030. We are seeking your views on the plan.
The Climate Change Strategy sets out East Lothian Council’s commitment to tackling the Climate Emergency at a local level and sets out the vision and overall aims for a ‘Net Zero Council’ and a ‘Carbon Neutral East Lothian’ with specific
The Council declared a Climate Emergency in February 2019, which committed them to a 60% reduction in emissions by 2030 and to investigate what further actions are necessary to make the county carbon neutral by 2050. It then produced a Climate Emergency Update Report highlighting
In March 2019 the council declared a Climate Emergency. The Council pledged to provide the leadership enabling B&NES and the council itself to become carbon neutral by 2030 A Climate Emergency Action Plan was approved in October 2019 and recommends
Consultation on the draft plan that outlines the actions Hackney will take to improve air quality between 2020 – 2025.