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net zero emissions by 2035 for the Manningham community
We are now seeking your feedback on the draft actions which we are planning to meet our goal in achieving net zero emissions. All of the actions included in the draft plan were driven by community feedback. The target will be met by actions that are taken by Manningham Council and the community.
What can you do?
The draft plan outlines easy ways you can tackle climate change in your neighbourhood, including:
Switching to solar
Learning more by attending a climate education event
Applying for a LEAF grant to preserve your natural values on your property
Managing your waste and recycling
The introduction of a food and organic waste, which is scheduled for implementation in July 2023, is one major project we are implementing for our community which will contribute in us achieving net zero within the community.
What have we done?
Manningham Council has rolled out many initiatives over recent years to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. These initiatives have included the introduction of:
energy efficient LED streetlights,
a low emission Electric Vehicle Council fleet,
solar power, and
green power purchasing and a wind-powered electricity supply through the Victorian Energy Collaboration (VECO).
Which actions are most important to you?
Let us know the actions that you think will have the most impact on addressing climate change by completing our short survey.
What actions will you take to combat climate change?
net zero emissions by 2035 for the Manningham community
We are now seeking your feedback on the draft actions which we are planning to meet our goal in achieving net zero emissions. All of the actions included in the draft plan were driven by community feedback. The target will be met by actions that are taken by Manningham Council and the community.
What can you do?
The draft plan outlines easy ways you can tackle climate change in your neighbourhood, including:
Switching to solar
Learning more by attending a climate education event
Applying for a LEAF grant to preserve your natural values on your property
Managing your waste and recycling
The introduction of a food and organic waste, which is scheduled for implementation in July 2023, is one major project we are implementing for our community which will contribute in us achieving net zero within the community.
What have we done?
Manningham Council has rolled out many initiatives over recent years to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. These initiatives have included the introduction of:
energy efficient LED streetlights,
a low emission Electric Vehicle Council fleet,
solar power, and
green power purchasing and a wind-powered electricity supply through the Victorian Energy Collaboration (VECO).
Which actions are most important to you?
Let us know the actions that you think will have the most impact on addressing climate change by completing our short survey.
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