Nottingham Declaration on Climate Change
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This is a pledge for UK councils that want to commit to reduce their locality's carbon emissions. It was launched at a conference in Nottingham in October 2000.
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As of October 2008 over 300 councils have signed
As of July 2006, 140 local authorities have signed the Declaration (or its equivalent).
By the time of a second conference, held on December 5 2005, a total of one hundred other councils have signed the Nottingham Declaration. A revised and updated Declaration was presented at the second conference, together with a five-year plan, aiming to
- double the number of councils publicly committed to tackling climate change within a year (and double it again by 2008)
- launch a Climate Action Pack
- monitor progress and publish results
- introduce a self-assessment benchmark for councils
- reconvene in 2010 to push for further improvements.
At May 2005 85 councils had signed up.
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[edit] External links
- Nottingham Declaration
- www.nottingham2005.org website about the Second National Councils' Climate Conference, December 5 2005, Nottingham, UK
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References
- DCLG news release 2006/0060, 18 July 2006
- 30 November Press release by Nottingham City Council Communications Team, available via www.nottingham2005.org
