Climate change poses a huge challenge for communities as more frequent extreme weather events require us to rethink how we live and where. Local authorities are at the forefront of efforts to respond, with responsibilities for environmental planning and regulation, as well as civil defence. Many councils have plans to reduce emissions in their area and are working to help their communities adapt to a warming world.
Climate change poses a huge challenge for communities as more frequent extreme weather events require us to rethink how we live and where. Local authorities are at the forefront of efforts to respond, with responsibilities for environmental planning and regulation, as well as civil defence. Many councils have plans to reduce emissions in their area and are working to help their communities adapt to a warming world.
Work to net-zero target for council by 2040 through alternative energy supply and minimisation of use.
Lower carbon emissions through education and better urban planning, enable and encourage transport choice and climate resilient housing.
Support mitigation and adaptation to climate change by reducing risk, improving emergency response and sponge city design for better water control.
Fix the pipes by rebuilding plumbing and using natural solutions like blue-green spaces to prepare for more floods.
Improve public transport by providing more frequent, accessible and affordable buses and trains to cut emissions and get more people onboard.
Make Albert-Eden the greenest part of the city by planting more trees, more natives and doubling the number of local trees.
Reduce carbon emissions by supporting greener transport options.
Speed up the Albert-Eden climate action plan to reduce the collective carbon footprint.
Support communities to adapt to climate change, including flood resilience and prevention measures.
Ensure affordable and equitable access to public transport.
Organise community events to strengthen community resilience.
Expand green spaces and introduce free community gardens.
Advance public transport and enhance built and natural environments to reduce emissions more quickly and cost-effectively.
Continue to support and look to expand Ngahere strategy, which is Auckland Council's tree planting programme.
Make recycling easier.
Deliver more flood prevention measures and interim community use of the land.
Implement the Albert-Eden climate action plan.
Reduce carbon emissions by supporting greener transport options.
Work to net-zero target for council by 2040 through alternative energy supply and minimisation of use.
Lower carbon emissions through education and better urban planning, enable and encourage transport choice and climate resilient housing.
Support mitigation and adaptation to climate change by reducing risk, improving emergency response and sponge city design for better water control.
Fix the pipes by rebuilding plumbing and using natural solutions like blue-green spaces to prepare for more floods.
Improve public transport by providing more frequent, accessible and affordable buses and trains to cut emissions and get more people onboard.
Make Albert-Eden the greenest part of the city by planting more trees, more natives and doubling the number of local trees.
Reduce carbon emissions by supporting greener transport options.
Speed up the Albert-Eden climate action plan to reduce the collective carbon footprint.
Support communities to adapt to climate change, including flood resilience and prevention measures.
Ensure affordable and equitable access to public transport.
Organise community events to strengthen community resilience.
Expand green spaces and introduce free community gardens.
Advance public transport and enhance built and natural environments to reduce emissions more quickly and cost-effectively.
Continue to support and look to expand Ngahere strategy, which is Auckland Council's tree planting programme.
Make recycling easier.
Deliver more flood prevention measures and interim community use of the land.
Implement the Albert-Eden climate action plan.
Reduce carbon emissions by supporting greener transport options.
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