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Cumbria Local Nature Partnership receives grant of £699,500 from the Government’s Green Recovery Challenge Fund to help pollinators in Cumbria

22 October 2021

Cumbria Local Nature Partnership, which is hosted by Cumbria Wildlife Trust, has been awarded a grant from the Government’s £40 million second round of the Green Recovery Challenge Fund, a multi-million pound boost for green jobs and nature recovery.

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Cumbria County Council supports Great Big Green Week

16 September 2021

This month from 18 to 26 September, organisations, communities and individuals across the country will come together for Great Big Green Week, a national climate action campaign.

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County Council staff receive accredited carbon literacy training

09 August 2021

Staff at Cumbria County Council are taking part in carbon and climate literacy training that will help to increase their knowledge and understanding of the issues and challenges of climate change and how they can take positive action to tackle the climate emergency.

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Council backs national Food Waste Action Week campaign

02 March 2021

This week is Food Waste Action Week.

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County Council agrees ambitious Carbon Management Strategy

12 November 2020

Cumbria County Council’s Cabinet have today unanimously agreed the Council’s first Carbon Management Strategy which sets out how they will respond to the international, national and regional aspiration to achieve a low/net zero carbon economy by 2050.

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Cumbria County Council unanimously supports Climate Change motion

12 September 2019

Yesterday at a meeting of Full Council in Kendal, Cumbria County Councillors unanimously supported a motion “to become a ‘carbon neutral’ county and to mitigate the likely impact of existing climate change".
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