Use these support materials to explore environmental
impact issues and how they relate to the Clyde.
Resource title
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Short description
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Type
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Environmental impact theme briefing |
Short theme briefing on this topic. |
PDF (27 KB) |
West Dunbartonshire's Environmental Charter |
Policy statement on the environment from West
Dunbartonshire Council. |
Web link |
River Clyde Fisheries Management
Trust |
this website includes information on management of the
River Clyde to ensure it is a safe environment for fish |
Web link |
Sustainable Housing Design Guide |
Published by Communities Scotland this set of documents
gives advice to those designing new homes on making them
sustainable |
Web link |
Aalborg charter |
Since the Aalborg +10 conference in Aalborg 2004 almost
500 local governments have signed up to the Aalborg Commitments and
the number is still increasing. The Aalborg charter is a commitment
to sustainable development. |
Web link |
Biodiversity Scotland |
This website includes a page of useful education links
for environmental issues. |
Web link |
Renfrewshire - Climate Change |
Press release from Renfrewshire Council |
Web link |
Glasgow - Sustainable
Development |
An overview of the wide range of activities relating to
environmental protection and enhancement that are currently being
carried out or supported by Glasgow City Council. |
Web link |
GCV Green Network
Partnership |
The GCV Green Network Partnership share a vision to
connect all quarters of the Glasgow metropolitan region with the
range and quality of greenspace that is required of a vibrant
growing city in the 21st Century for the benefit of people,
visitors and wildlife |
Web link |
Scottish Natural
Heritage |
SNH works with Scotland's people to care for the natural
heritage: the wildlife, habitats, rocks, landscapes and natural
beauty of Scotland. |
Web link |
Scottish Environment
Protection Agency |
SEPA is Scotland's environmental regulator and adviser,
responsible to the Scottish Parliament through Ministers. As well
as their role in controlling pollution, they work with others to
protect and improve our environment. |
Web link |