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The Town’s Net-Zero Pathway
The Town of Halton Hills and the Multi-Stakeholder Governance Committee have been hard at work developing an evidence-based and community-informed Low-Carbon Transition Strategy for the town to reach net-zero emissions by 2030.
Modelling an aggressive set of actions across all sectors shows the Town can reduce 75% of its current emissions by 2030, despite significant population growth projected over the next decade (45%).
For now, the Strategy calls for remaining emissions to be addressed via the purchase of offsets. Appropriate local carbon reduction solutions can be incorporated into the Strategy in future iterations.
The following survey helps to design climate initiatives tailored to resident needs
The Town of Halton Hills and the Multi-Stakeholder Governance Committee have been hard at work developing an evidence-based and community-informed Low-Carbon Transition Strategy for the town to reach net-zero emissions by 2030.
Modelling an aggressive set of actions across all sectors shows the Town can reduce 75% of its current emissions by 2030, despite significant population growth projected over the next decade (45%).
For now, the Strategy calls for remaining emissions to be addressed via the purchase of offsets. Appropriate local carbon reduction solutions can be incorporated into the Strategy in future iterations.
The following survey helps to design climate initiatives tailored to resident needs
In order to achieve the ambitious targets, set out in the Halton Hills Climate Emergency Declaration, your feedback is important to design effective climate initiatives for the Low Carbon Transition Strategy.
All responses will be kept confidential and will only be used for statistical purposes and reported only in aggregated form.
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Recording of the LCTS Virtual Open House held on December 1, 2020
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