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12 May 2008

West Somerset Climate Change Strategy

Climate change is happening, and it’s happening now.  Your views and thoughts count – help us to help our environment and our pockets…

Rising energy prices and climate change affect everyone. More than £60m is spent on energy in West Somerset every year and all this money leaves the local economy.  Our environment and our pockets are suffering.

West Somerset is expecting milder wetter winters, and sea levels are predicted to rise.  We need to prepare for these changes.  By reducing our CO2 emissions we will reduce our reliance on fossil fuel energy. 

‘Developing a Low Carbon Economy’ ™ is our community strategy to reduce our CO2, to prepare for the changes ahead and to stop money wastefully leaving the local economy.  

Please read the West Somerset Climate Change Strategy Consultation Draft carefully and let us have your views. 

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