Sonoma County has approved a plan to make County government operations carbon-neutral by 2030. The 167-page action plan provides a detailed roadmap to reduce carbon emissions from County operations, increase carbon storage on County-owned lands, and make County lands and operations more resilient to wildfires, droughts, floods and other climate hazards that threaten our communities. Supervisors directed County staff to implement 25 near-term steps outlined in the Climate Resilience Comprehensive Action Plan and launch a community engagement strategy. Implementing all the near-term measures is expected to cost $38 million over the next two years.
Sonoma County Supervisors Agree on Carbon-Neutral Plan
