Climate Emergency Action Plan
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About the plan
London’s new Climate Emergency Action Plan is a fundamental and required response to the City’s climate emergency declaration. As part of this plan, the City has established new near-term and longer-term goals to mitigate and adapt to climate change.
The new Climate Emergency Action Plan is a community-wide plan to achieve three main goals:
Net-zero community greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by 2050
Improved resilience to climate change impacts
Bring everyone along (e.g., individuals, households, businesses, neighbourhoods)
Review the Climate Emergency Action Plan and workplans
The complete Climate Emergency Action Plan can be read online, along with workplans and supporting documents that cover different areas of focus.
Provide comments
If you have a comment about London’s Climate Emergency Action Plan, please leave your comments below.
You can also contact the project team by emailing climateaction@london.ca
Page last updated: 26 Jul 2022, 07:36 AM
Videos
Documents
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The Climate Emergency Action Plan (4.12 MB) (pdf)
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Climate Emergency Action Plan - Actions at a Glance (506 KB) (pdf)
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Climate Emergency Action Plan workplans
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Workplan 1 Engaging Inspiring and Learning from People (220 KB) (pdf)
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Workplan 2 Taking Action Now (213 KB) (pdf)
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Workplan 3 Transforming Buildings and Development (192 KB) (pdf)
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Workplan 4 Transforming Transportation and Mobility (232 KB) (pdf)
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Workplan 5 Transforming Consumption and Waste as Part of the Circular Economy (204 KB) (pdf)
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Workplan 6 Implementing Natural and Engineered Climate Solutions and Carbon Capture (186 KB) (pdf)
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Workplan 7 Demonstrating Leadership in Municipal Processes and Collaborations (218 KB) (pdf)
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Workplan 8 Adapting and Making London More Resilient (188 KB) (pdf)
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Workplan 9 Advancing Knowledge Research and Innovation (207 KB) (pdf)
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Workplan 10 Measuring Monitoring and Providing Feedback (188 KB) (pdf)
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Climate Emergency Action Plan supporting documents
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1 Climate Emergency Action Plan Discussion Primer (2.16 MB) (pdf)
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2 eDemocracy Climate Action Plan Simulator Engagement Report (26 MB) (pdf)
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3 Learning from People (1.77 MB) (pdf)
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4 Learning from Other Municipalities and Municipal Organizations (557 KB) (pdf)
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5 Impacts of Climate Change in London (3.05 MB) (pdf)
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6 Overview of City Plans and Strategies that Support Climate (906 KB) (pdf)
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7 Overview of Business and Employers Climate Action (588 KB) (pdf)
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8 Overview of Community Climate Action (443 KB) (pdf)
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9 Provincial Government Climate Change Information Roles and Responsibilities (585 KB) (pdf)
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10 Federal Government Climate Change Information Roles and Responsibilities (478 KB) (pdf)
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11 Overview of Current and Potential Climate Action Costs and Funding Opportunities (660 KB) (pdf)
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12 2020 Community Energy Use and GHG Emissions Inventory (2.61 MB) (pdf)
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13. 2020 Corporate Energy Consumption and Activities Report (973 KB) (pdf)
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SPPC Reports
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SPPC Report - Overview of Engagement and Feedback on Draft Climate Emergency Action Plan (April 5, 2022)
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SPPC Report - Draft Climate Emergency Action Plan (February 8, 2022) (411 KB) (pdf)
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SPPC Presentation - Draft Climate Emergency Action Plan (February 8, 2022) (977 KB) (pdf)
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SPPC Report - Development of the Climate Emergency Action (April 27, 2021) (147 KB) (pdf)
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SPPC Report - Climate Emergency Action Plan Update (August 11, 2020) (406 KB) (pdf)
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SPPC Report - Climate Change Emergency Update (November 25, 2019) (1.09 MB) (pdf)
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Corporate and Community Energy Reports
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Corporate Energy Consumption and Activities Report (2020) (1.04 MB) (pdf)
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Corporate Energy Consumption and Activities Report - Executive Summary (2020) (377 KB) (pdf)
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Community Energy Use & Greenhouse Gas Emissions Inventory (2020) (863 KB) (pdf)
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Community Energy Use & Greenhouse Gas Emissions Inventory - Executive Summary (2020) (2.61 MB) (pdf)
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Frequently asked questions
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FAQ about the Climate Emergency Action Plan
- What is the Climate Emergency Action Plan (CEAP)?
- Why is the CEAP important?
- How was the CEAP designed?
- What feedback did the City hear from residents and businesses when developing the plan? Were there any notable trends?
- Is the CEAP a plan for the City? Or a plan for Londoners? Or is it for both?
- What does the standalone document called CEAP look like?
- Is London’s response similar or different to other municipalities?
- What are some of the unique attributes of London’s CEAP compared to others?
- Why are the Areas of Focus and workplans so important?
- Why are economic development and business opportunities so important?
- What milestone targets are being proposed and why?
- Who will be involved as the CEAP rolls out?
- What are some of the initial priorities of the CEAP?
- What are some of the hardest things that need to be achieved?
- What are some of the easiest things that can be done?
- What actions have the City been a part of to respond immediately to climate change while the plan has been in development?
- What can a municipality do to respond to climate change? What role does the City have to respond to climate change?
- How is the plan being funded?
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FAQ about the Climate Emergency