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Gwynedd Council commits over £7 million to Climate and Nature Emergency Plan

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 21
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What happened

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Cyngor Gwynedd's cabinet agreed to commit over £7 million to projects within its Climate and Nature Emergency Plan over the next four years. Cabinet members also wrote to the Prime Minister, calling on the UK Government to broadcast 'The People's Emergency Briefing' documentary on television.

From cambrian-news.co.uk

Why it matters

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The investment enables Gwynedd to continue responding to climate challenges. The council's action highlights that the effects of the climate and nature crisis are visible in communities and on the land today.

From cambrian-news.co.uk

Who's involved

  • Cyngor GwyneddCounty council for Gwynedd in Wales that committed the funds
  • cabinetExecutive body of Gwynedd Council responsible for agreeing to the spending
  • GwyneddPrincipal area in north-west Wales where the emergency plan applies
  • governmentUK Government that was called upon by the council for further action

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • GwyneddSpeculative

    Gwynedd might see changes in local funding allocations due to the commitment of £7 million to its Climate and Nature Emergency Plan

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