B2 Contribute to community awareness and education on smoke and ozone pollution health – risks, including considering an early warning system link to Action H3. – B3 Identify and reduce the sources of emissions that contribute to exceeding pollution limits. – B4 Limit working hours for outdoor staff during high bushfire weather and ozone pollution events – link to H2. – B5 Include response to bushfire and ozone pollution dangers in the Heatwave Response Plan – – link to H2. 2030–2050 B6 Re-identify vulnerable community members and where they seek refuge during periods of – extreme weather link to H2. – 2050–2070 B7 Re-evaluate and update actions to respond to bushfire and pollution conditions in the LGA – and metropolitan area. Detailed Actions Risk Action Responsibility Air quality B1 Work with emergency services, government City of Sydney – – – community agencies and community groups on the emergency control and health response to pollution events from bushfires link to influence, working – impacts Action H2. with: ▲ Local Emergency – Management Committee Air quality B2 Support relevant stakeholders/agencies in providing City of Sydney – – – community information and a community awareness and education control and influence health campaign on the nature of ozone risks targeted to with: – impacts susceptible groups, such as the elderly and very young – NSW Family and – link to Action H3. Community Services a. Community awareness program ▲ Council of Social – b. Note for event management, such as events on Service of New days scenario planning, link to Action H2. South Wales (NCOSS) Air quality B3 Identify the sources of emissions that contribute to City of Sydney – – – community exceeding pollution limits and investigate long-term control and health influence, working strategies to reduce their volume. impacts with: NSW Environment – Protection Authority Roads and – Maritime Service
B2 – Contribute to community awareness and education on smoke and ozone pollution health risks, including considering an early warning system – link to Action H3. B3 – Identify and reduce the sources of emissions that contribute to exceeding pollution limits. B4 – Limit working hours for outdoor staff during high bushfire weather and ozone pollution events – link to H2. B5 – Include response to bushfire and ozone pollution dangers in the Heatwave Response Plan – link to H2. 2030–2050 B6 – Re-identify vulnerable community members and where they seek refuge during periods of extreme weather – link to H2. 2050–2070 B7 – Re-evaluate and update actions to respond to bushfire and pollution conditions in the LGA and metropolitan area. Detailed Actions Risk Action Responsibility Air quality – community health impacts B1 – Work with emergency services, government agencies and community groups on the emergency response to pollution events from bushfires – link to Action H2. ▲ City of Sydney – control and influence, working with: – Local Emergency Management Committee Air quality – community health impacts B2 – Support relevant stakeholders/agencies in providing information and a community awareness and education campaign on the nature of ozone risks – targeted to susceptible groups, such as the elderly and very young – link to Action H3. a. Community awareness program ▲ b. Note for event management, such as events on days scenario planning, link to Action H2. City of Sydney – control and influence with: – NSW Family and Community Services – Council of Social Service of New South Wales (NCOSS) Air quality – community health impacts B3 – Identify the sources of emissions that contribute to exceeding pollution limits and investigate long-term strategies to reduce their volume. City of Sydney – control and influence, working with: – NSW Environment Protection Authority – Roads and Maritime Service
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