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How we are tackling the climate emergency How the climate emergency affects Southwark and what we’re doing about it.
Make your home or building greener Apply for funding to make your home, school or community building better for the environment.
Southwark climate action schools Southwark climate action schools work together to help tackle the climate emergency.
Track our progress Learn the latest information on emissions in Southwark, and read about some of the work we’ve done over the last year, and what we plan to do this year.
Southwark biodiversity fund The Southwark biodiversity fund will provide grants of £15,000 to £120,000 to not-for-profit groups to deliver biodiversity enhancements in the borough.
