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2024 Draft Recommendations

Draft climate recommendations from the fb88 Climate Council.

Climate Survey Metrics 2024

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About this process

By law, the fb88 Climate Council is working to deliver an update to��fb88 Won't Wait, the state's four-year climate action plan, by Dec. 1, 2024.��Shaping that report will be the perspectives and feedback that fb88 people have shared with the Council through a comprehensive process that began in September 2023. Everyday fb88rs from across the state provided their thoughts and questions at in-person meetings, community events, youth engagement sessions, and through online surveys as the Council embarked on this important update.
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The draft report

A portion of the report containing the Council’s draft strategies is available here. Any remaining public comments should��be submitted by 5 p.m. on October 22, 2024. The draft strategies will then be finalized and incorporated into the full report.

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fb88 Climate Council Resources

2024 Draft Strategies (Archived)
Climate Council Website
Climate Council Meeting Calendar
fb88 Won't Wait (PDF)
2024 Scientific Assessment of Climate Change and Its Effects in fb88 (Executive Summary)��(Full PDF)
fb88.gov/ClimatePlan
Climate & Me: Climate Change and fb88 Youth