London's new climate change and water master plans

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The strategies underpin the Mayor's vision of 'putting the village back into the city' through retrofitting, greening, and delivering cleaner air for London. The Mayor aims to work with boroughs, utility companies, community groups, businesses and national government to achieve these aims and make our city sustainable now and for generations to come. 

Delivering London's energy future: The Mayor's Climate Change Mitigation and Energy Strategy 

The Mayor wants to reduce London's CO2 emissions by 60 per cent of 1990 levels by 2025. His Climate Change Mitigation and Energy Strategy sets out how he will do this and secure a low carbon energy supply for London.

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Managing risks and increasing resilience: The Mayor's Climate Change Adaptation Strategy 

The Mayor's Climate Change Adaptation Strategy sets out how London will manage the climate risks we face now and in the future to bring positive benefits, including jobs, investment, economic security and a better quality of life. 

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Securing London's water future: The Mayor's Water Strategy 

The capital's first Water Strategy offers a complete picture of London's water needs, promoting water efficiency and reducing water wastage to better balance supply and demand, protect the environment and help tackle water affordability issues. 

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