Local communities across the DMV are taking actionable steps to effectively combat climate change. From investing in efficiency, installing solar systems, deploying electric vehicle infrastructure, and planting trees, progress is being made to reduce emissions and improve community resilience. You can find more information on climate programs and activities at the local level in the links below. Check back as more information is added for local partners.
While temperatures have soared across the D.C. region for the last few weeks, it feels hotter in some neighborhoods than in those around them. See the full story at WTOP News. More... Read More
The Baltimore City Office of Sustainability is recruiting for a Project Specialist to coordinate climate and resiliency initiatives, particularly a grant-funded project that will install solar power and back up batteries... Read More
This new full-time position will be supporting implementation of the county’s Community Energy and Sustainability Master Plan (CESMP). This plan focuses on strategies to reduce the county’s greenhouse gas emissions,... Read More
For information about this event and to register, visit the GWRCCC Eventbrite page. Read More
The Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments (COG) Air and Climate Public Advisory Committee (ACPAC) advises on air quality, climate, and energy issues to COG policy committees—the Metropolitan Washington Air Quality... Read More
The Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments (COG) Built Environment and Energy Advisory Committee (BEEAC) was established in 2013 and serves as a technical advisory committee to Climate, Energy and Environment... Read More
