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Background to our Ambition
Leeds declared a climate emergency in March 2019 and agreed to work towards making the city carbon neutral by 2030. Understanding that we are part of the global effort, urgent transformative action is required for Leeds to make its contribution to preventing the worst impact of climate change. We need everyone to play their part, with local and national government, business, communities and individuals all able to make a difference through their actions. Without determination in Leeds and beyond to respond now, the future will bring catastrophic consequences for humans and the natural world, with increasing disruption to many aspects of life including the food system, spread of disease, and extreme weather events like floods and heatwaves.
The drive towards a low carbon, sustainable and nature-friendly future offers huge possibilities for a city like Leeds, placing ourselves ahead of the curve with regard to new market opportunities. We can make it easier and more affordable for people to connect with each other and move around the city, reclaiming public spaces for leisure and play. Better access to nature and green space, cleaner air, locally grown fresh produce and well-paid jobs in emerging green industries can improve wellbeing and make environmentally conscious lifestyles easier to follow.
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Background to our Ambition
Leeds declared a climate emergency in March 2019 and agreed to work towards making the city carbon neutral by 2030. Understanding that we are part of the global effort, urgent transformative action is required for Leeds to make its contribution to preventing the worst impact of climate change. We need everyone to play their part, with local and national government, business, communities and individuals all able to make a difference through their actions. Without determination in Leeds and beyond to respond now, the future will bring catastrophic consequences for humans and the natural world, with increasing disruption to many aspects of life including the food system, spread of disease, and extreme weather events like floods and heatwaves.
The drive towards a low carbon, sustainable and nature-friendly future offers huge possibilities for a city like Leeds, placing ourselves ahead of the curve with regard to new market opportunities. We can make it easier and more affordable for people to connect with each other and move around the city, reclaiming public spaces for leisure and play. Better access to nature and green space, cleaner air, locally grown fresh produce and well-paid jobs in emerging green industries can improve wellbeing and make environmentally conscious lifestyles easier to follow.
Please click through to the survey below to have your say.
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