Environment

Taking Action, Today, Tomorrow and Together

Greater Manchester is adopting a clear and ambitious approach to climate action, driven by the science and evidence but with individual, community, industry and institutional action at its heart.

An approach that recognises the role we can all play in taking action to reduce carbon emissions and improve our environment and one that champions collective endeavour, partnership, innovation and positive action.

Where we all take action - making better choices, smarter swaps, buying and consuming more consciously, replacing, re-using or reducing. Investing in and embracing more sustainable businesses, organisations, lives and lifestyles.

Five-Year Environment Plan

Setting out our long-term environmental vision to be carbon neutral by 2038

Keep in touch

Follow our ambitions to be the greenest city region in Europe

Green Home Grants

Green Homes Grant Local Authority Delivery scheme in Greater Manchester in partnership with E.ON

Green Summit

Join us for Greater Manchester’s Green Summit virtual event 21-24 September

Homes, workplaces and public buildings

We need to reduce CO2 emissions produced by the excessive use of energy,

Natural environment

We need to protect, maintain and enhance our key natural assets.

Production and consumption of resources

We need to promote economic and resource productivity and eliminate waste.

Transport and Travel

We need to improve our air quality and reduce CO2 emissions that are produced.

Energy Supply

We need to reduce CO2 emissions that are produced by the energy we use.

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