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Climate change action

REGIONAL authorities from the Diputación de Malaga have developed a climate change action plan consisting of 44 separate actions to halt further environmental issues on the Costa del Sol. The plan, announced on Tuesday, February 22, covers several aspects of public life to improve sustainability.

The 44 actions included in the climate action plan are directed towards seven industries; agriculture, water, biodiversity, urban planning and management, tourism, health and communication. The proposal was developed following an investigation into the specific environmental issues and vulnerabilities that the region faces conducted by experts. Authorities have given the green light to the plan, meaning that each town and city in the area will be given guidance and suggestions on how to develop their own climate change action plans.

The plan is structured into four sections; one based on nature including restoration of animal habitats; another based on use of technology; another to improve infrastructure management; and another to reduce vulnerability to climate change issues.

The Plan Adapta Malaga could also receive European funds to make broader changes.

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