1. Climate Change Strategy & Action Plan Glasgow City Council

2. 1. Overview Combating Climate Change Unification of businesses, citizens and government Renewable energy Housing Quality is essential Need to reduce fuel poverty

3. 2. Portrayal of Glasgow Ambitious Goal-setting Housing problems with fuel poverty Renewable Scotland

4. 3. Glasgow’s responsibilities Realistic but committed Fossil fuels and national wealth Tackling root of problem Must aid the less economically developed countries

5. 4. Efficiency of sustainability of proposals Fuel poverty Microsolutions for households Sustainability benchmarks and development ‘real’ efficiency, biofuels

7. 5. Challenges at a local level Attaining the support of the public Example: loft insulation Funding

8. 6. Revisions to policy Behavioural change Attracting green businesses Transport Inspiration from other ‘green’ cities

9. Sustainable sites in Portland

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