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2019-02-18 GC Agenda Att 1 to Item 8 - Draft Environment Strategy
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Strategic outcomes – Climate Change, Adaptation
and Resilience
a) Council and community greenhouse gas emissions are avoided, reduced and mitigated first, and
ultimately offset through strong Council leadership, pursuit of multiple benefits and effective
actions that are prioritised by impact.
b) Effective and enduring Council and community partnerships actively drive the uptake of emission
reduction actions, renewable energy usage and move us towards a clean energy future.
c) The Noosa Council and Noosa community are better prepared for natural hazards and climate
change through identification and mapping of natural hazards, proactive planning, risk reduction
and information sharing.
d) Noosa's natural environment is prepared for climate change through the maintenance and
increase of healthy, well-functioning ecosystems that facilitate diversity and movement both
within and beyond Noosa Shire.
e) Disruptions to local economic activity and communities due to climate factors are kept to a
minimum.
f) Risk assessments, adaptation and disaster management are integrated into decision-making, as
well as systems and processes.
g) Strong ongoing partnerships are established to improve understanding and action on climate
adaptation for households, businesses, assets owners, communities and government.
h) Understanding of likely responses of biodiversity and ecosystems to climate change is improved
over time and management programs are adjusted where necessary.
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