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Communities, Councils & a Low-carbon Future

What We Can Do If Governments Won't

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"The idea that councils can play a significant role in helping us to prepare for a low-carbon future may seem unlikely, but the fact is that they could be a big part of the solution. Local authorities have a duty of care to think about the future and they can address the moral aspects as well as the operational and business aspects of their communities. They can help us to reduce the environmental impact of our lives in every way possible ... Includes current examples of best eco-practice from local authorities across the UK and elsewhere, and also looks at the challenges in achieving change within government organisations. It is designed to inform and inspire councils and couincillprs, as well as local environmental activists [and others] ...This book will help communities understand what they can reasonably (and unreasonably!) ask from local councils, who to ask, how to ask it, and what levers they can pull"--Cover.

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Communities, Councils & a Low-carbon Future, Alexis Rowell

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Titel
Communities, Councils & a Low-carbon Future
Untertitel
What We Can Do If Governments Won't
Sprache
Englisch
Autor*innen
Alexis Rowell
Erscheinungsdatum
2010
Einband
Paperback
Seitenzahl
216
ISBN10
190032265X
ISBN13
9781900322652
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"The idea that councils can play a significant role in helping us to prepare for a low-carbon future may seem unlikely, but the fact is that they could be a big part of the solution. Local authorities have a duty of care to think about the future and they can address the moral aspects as well as the operational and business aspects of their communities. They can help us to reduce the environmental impact of our lives in every way possible ... Includes current examples of best eco-practice from local authorities across the UK and elsewhere, and also looks at the challenges in achieving change within government organisations. It is designed to inform and inspire councils and couincillprs, as well as local environmental activists [and others] ...This book will help communities understand what they can reasonably (and unreasonably!) ask from local councils, who to ask, how to ask it, and what levers they can pull"--Cover.