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Draft Climate Action Plan 2020-24 Endorsed by Council

The Plan identifies a number of actions to undertake to achieve the objective of zero net emissions over the next 10 years and to ensure a climate resilient community.

By Portal Admin - 30th August 2020 - Back to News

Bass Coast Shire Council voted to endorse the Draft Climate Change Action Plan 2020-30 at its August Ordinary Meeting.

For the full media release please click on this link: https://www.basscoast.vic.gov.au/about-council/news-listing/draft-climate-action-plan-2020-24-endorsed-by-council

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