Moving Forward Guide
No one ever ran for city council, county commissioner, or mayor to solve climate change, but its challenges are now present in our communities —...
No one ever ran for city council, county commissioner, or mayor to solve climate change, but its challenges are now present in our communities —...
There are many opportunities to take simple steps to improve the energy performance of your buildings and core operations, while reducing energy costs...
Promote cost and energy savings available through waste reduction, recycling, composting, and less polluting waste management and disposal.
Save money and create innovative solutions that advance livability and benefit your community by using renewable energy sources that are available and affordable to power...
Local governments own and manage public land and green space that can benefit communities through sustainable design and use.
Local governments can better manage water use and treatment, as well as stormwater impacts, to save energy and limit climate impacts.
Choosing green and sustainable goods and services can green the entire supply chain, help build demand for sustainable supplies and practices, and send a strong...
Conduct an audit to identify opportunities to reduce the energy and utility bills of your core operations.
The best way to cut climate pollution is to use less energy. Aid your local residents and businesses by providing goods and services that promote...
Make it easy for staff and citizens to get to work and school by providing accessible civic infrastructure.
Turn your commitment into action more quickly by designating local government staff to plan and enact programs.
Determining your local government and community-wide climate pollution will allow you to establish a benchmark against which to measure future climate pollution reduction goals.
Work with your agencies and staff to establish reasonable goals and achievable measures for climate pollution reduction.
It is not too early to assess how and where your community will experience adverse climate impacts, and to begin preparing for those impacts. Research...
Local businesses, schools, professional offices and residents want to help! Issue friendly competitive challenges to get them involved.
Our “Get Started Guide” offers ideas on how to get your community on a path to a positive future, from introducing ideas to implementing climate...
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