Press Release – Nelson City Council Additional climate change funding, consistent with Nelson City Council’s vision to enable our community to respond to climate change, was approved for Council’s Long Term Plan 2021-31 (LTP) at a deliberations meeting held last week. Nelson-Tasman …
Additional climate change funding, consistent with Nelson City Council’s vision to enable our community to respond to climate change, was approved for Council’s Long Term Plan 2021-31 (LTP) at a deliberations meeting held last week.
Nelson-Tasman Climate Forum, Business for Climate Action, Community Compost, and Tasman Environment Trust are all in line for funding after submitting to the LTP.
Monday, 24 May 2021, 4:37 pm
Additional climate change funding, consistent with
Nelson City Council s vision to enable our community to
respond to climate change, was approved for Council s Long
Term Plan 2021-31 (LTP) at a deliberations meeting held last
week.
Nelson-Tasman Climate Forum, Business for
Climate Action, Community Compost, and Tasman Environment
Trust are all in line for funding after submitting to the
LTP.
After Nelson Tasman Climate Forum requested
financial support from Council, councillors approved
$100,000 of funding allocated in each of the first three
years of the LTP.
Environment and Climate Committee
Chair Kate Fulton has been working with the Forum to develop
Martin De Ruyter/Stuff
A survey shows public support for the region’s two councils to take a much stronger line on climate change.
Opinion: An online survey conducted by the Nelson–Tasman Climate Forum has revealed overwhelming public support for Nelson City Council and Tasman District Council to take stronger action on climate change. The survey, which was promoted in a
Stuff article and via social media and the Climate Forum newsletter, was undertaken to provide climate change feedback on NCC’s draft Whakamahere Whakatu - Nelson Plan and TDC’s draft Aorere ki uta, Aorere ki tai - Tasman Environment Plan, which were both open to public feedback in December.