Climate Action Manager News Today

Boise Airport and Landers Street Water Facility will soon transition to one hundred percent clean energy through Idaho Power's "Clean Energy Your Way" program.

Happy September, Eagle County residents. This time of year, as fall peaks around the corner, the seasonal shifts ask us to turn inward and do some critical reflection. As we lean into interpersonal reflection, it’s...

MISSOULA, Mont- According to a press release from the City of Missoula, city officials and partners joined a select group of representatives in Washington, D.C., this past July for “Good

A plan to make Santa Cruz carbon neutral by 2035 was adopted by the Santa Cruz City Council on Tuesday. The plan follows a state mandate to reduce carbon emissions by at least 40% by 2030 compared with 1990 levels, and it includes a goal to phase out the use of natural gas in homes. It also promotes denser housing near transit, electric-vehicle adoption and more infrastructure for walking, cycling and electric transportation.

Climate change is inevitable and, with every passing day, increasingly dangerous. Changing our lives to meet what Boise’s Climate Action Manager Steve Hubble says is “the most significant issue of our time” can only succeed through a collective effort.

LIVERMORE — The City of Livermore has recovered from the “Great Recession,” City Manager Marc Roberts told the city council on Monday, May 16.

Boise’s Climate Action Plan manager Steve Hubble and Boise Mayor Lauren McLean talk about what changes Boiseans might see sooner than later, and how McClean believes, that “it’s not too late” to make significant change.