Cllr Kirsten Hearn at an electric car charging point - Credit: Haringey Council Haringey Council's cabinet has approved a plan to address climate change, enhance energy efficiency, reduce carbon emissions and improve air quality over the next two decades. The Climate Change Action Plan (CCAP) sets out actions to be taken to meet the target of making the borough "net zero carbon" by 2041, with the council’s core operational buildings and fleet achieving that by 2027. Almost four out of five respondents to a consultation said they were "very concerned" about climate change. Cabinet member for climate change, equalities and leisure Cllr Kirsten Hearn said: “For Haringey to become net zero carbon, the council, local businesses, residents, stakeholders, visitors and central government need to work together to deliver the Action Plan’s ambition. Combating climate change is a collective endeavour, and we will continue to work with colleagues across the sector so we can keep Haringey’s target date of 2041.”