Our goal is to create a more resilient natural environment and more skilled jobs as part of our move to a ‘greener’ and more sustainable economy across Essex.
Last year, we took on board the recommendations of the Essex Climate Action Commission (ECAC) – an independent and cross-party body – to support its overarching vision for the county to be net zero by 2050 and published our own £200m, four-year climate action plan.
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