Climate Emergency
Climate Emergency and Environment
North Norfolk District Council declared a climate emergency in early 2019. The Council has since produced an Environmental Charter in consultation with local residents and adopted a Decarbonisation Strategy and Action Plan to achieve Net-Zero emissions across its estate operations by 2030.
In the sections below, you can find information on our Decarbonisation Strategy and Action Plan, Environmental Charter and reports on our progress, as well as other Council initiatives to help tackle climate change across our district and involve local residents.
Environment Charter
Our Environmental Charter states our commitment to a sustainable future for North Norfolk, showing how we will work with partners and influence others.
Decarbonisation Strategy and Carbon Footprint
We’ve launched our pledge to have Net-Zero emissions by 2030 and lead North Norfolk into a greener future.
Purchasing and other consumer choices
Find out how you can shop, reduce waste, bank and make other day-to-day decisions that help the environment.
Wildlife and biodiversity
Find out more information on how we are continuing to work with communities to improve the biodiversity of our district and absorb excess carbon whilst doing it.
Transport
Did you know there are 46 charge points in NNDC carparks across the district? Discover where these are and how to use them.
Energy reduction and renewables
You might be able to get help with your energy costs or access grants to improve your home and make it more energy efficient, saving you money on your energy bills.
