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Net zero: Something more radical is needed

We need to harness national, regional and local public sector leadership that engages with citizens in neighbourhoods on what moving to net zero will mean for communities, says Jon Rowney.

By Jon Rowney | 03 April 2024

A question remains over the role of councils in the path to net zero.

The climate crisis needs collective effort. Our climate action plan sets out a framework for action for everyone living and working in the borough.

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Popular articles by Jon Rowney

  1. Stabilising the current financial landscape is not straightforward
  2. Costly housing crisis support crowds out prevention
  3. Who can solve the council tax conundrum?
  4. It's time to sufficiently acknowledge and fund councils' safety net role
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