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.
The City of Takoma Park is seeking a Sustainability Manager, responsible for the development, coordination, implementation, and management of energy, climate, and resiliency programs to support Takoma Park’s net-zero greenhouse... Read More
To commemorate Earth Month, Rockville will waive permit fees for certain environmentally friendly home improvements, including solar photovoltaic panel installations, electric vehicle charging stations and energy-efficient heating and cooling systems,... Read More
Aside from capping power plant emissions, the RGGI program sustains a state fund that helps coastal towns cope with recurring storms and rising tides. See the full story at Inside... Read More
Now in its tenth year, the annual Montgomery County Energy Summit has offered cutting-edge education focused on the latest trends in green building, energy efficiency, renewable energy, and related commercial,... Read More
In this webinar, EPA will review what grant recipients need to do and look for when they receive a grant award, discuss how to understand the terms and conditions of... Read More
Are you a Prince George’s HOA or civic association resident or board member? Do you care about your community’s health and want to keep your neighborhood clean, green, and climate-friendly?... Read More
