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May 21 2021
Manchester is tackling climate change with the launch of a new zero carbon programme, so everyone can take action, ahead of the international climate conference COP26 taking place in Glasgow this November.
The climate change initiatives are outlined in a report that will be presented to Environment and Climate Change Scrutiny Committee of Manchester City Council on Thursday May 27.
The Climate Change Partnership is working with community groups, young people and businesses to ensure that together we reduce carbon by 50 per cent until 2025 keeping on track to become a zero carbon city by 2038 at the latest.
The report found that the city has achieved an overall reduction in carbon emissions of 40 per cent between 2005 and 2019, which is in line with meeting the 41 per cent target in 2021. There are areas needed for continual improvement, particularly in how we heat our homes, ground transport and aviation where progress is being made to reduce carbon