City of Springfield Climate Action & Resilience Plan
Resilient Springfield
In 2017, the City of Springfield, with funding from the US Department of Housing & Urban Development and in partnership with Pioneer Valley Regional Planning Commission and many others, set out to develop “Strong, Healthy and Just: Springfield’s Climate Action and Resilience Plan” to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 80% by 2050 and to enhance the overall resilience of Springfield.
A Resilient Springfield provides all of its community members with a thriving economy, a healthy and safe environment, and access to education and training opportunities. A Resilient Springfield is prepared for the impacts associated with the changing climate and changing economic conditions.
The City of Springfield has announced the creation of the Facilities and Sustainability Engineer position for the City of Springfield.
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