Environment Report for Norfolk.

The relationship between economic welfare and social wellbeing is intricately tied to the state of the environment. Preserving our environment involves various strategies such as reducing pollution and waste, conserving natural areas and biodiversity, and implementing stringent regulations to ensure clean air and water quality. These efforts are vital for sustaining a high quality of life and fostering sustainable development.

A report from Norfolk Insight presents environmental data specific to Norfolk, highlighting key indicators that reflect the region's environmental status. These indicators are categorised into three main sub-themes: carbon emissions, primary contributors to carbon emissions and climate change, and initiatives focused on mitigating environmental impact through renewable energy sources.

The data provided offers insights into Norfolk's environmental landscape, shedding light on critical factors influencing environmental health and sustainability. By examining these indicators, we can better understand the challenges and opportunities facing the region, enabling informed decision-making and targeted interventions for a greener, more resilient future.

On 7th March Norfolk County Council revealed the next stage of Norfolk’s ambitious climate plan which includes actions to support low carbon transport, climate adaptation, and decarbonisation of local business and industry.  Read more here.