Human activities release greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. These gases trap heat and are causing the world’s climate to change.
Climate change will affect different parts of the world in different ways. It is likely global temperatures and sea levels will rise, and weather such as rain, snow and wind will become more intense.
These changes will affect our lives, our health, economies, natural ecosystems and more.
Tasman District needs to be prepared for a future of changing climate. As well as mitigating the problems, we need to work together to ensure that we, as a community, are prepared and ready to adapt to our ever-changing environment.
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Climate change is likely to bring warmer temperatures, more extreme weather patterns and rising sea levels. Learn more about the likely impacts on Tasman District.
The Strategy and Action Plan is our response to the urgent need to take action on climate change, to build climate resilience and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
GHG emissions inventories for Council and the Tasman region.
Check out our solar power generation in real time.
Adapting to natural hazards and the impacts of climate change is essential to protect our communities and ensure long-term resilience.
You can take actions to reduce your greenhouse gas emissions and adapt to the impacts of climate change.
