The Raleigh’s City Council set a goal of an 80 percent reduction in greenhouse gas emissions from 2007 levels by the year 2050. We are working to achieve this goal through our Community Climate Action Plan. We are also helping Raleigh’s communities prepare for the effects of climate change.
Climate Action
A service unit of Sustainability
Services
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Climate Webinars
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Community Climate Action Plan
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Drainage Assistance Program
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Sustainability Reports
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Take Climate Action
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What is Climate Change?
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Apply for Raleigh Rainwater Rewards
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Climate 101
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Energy in our Buildings
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Mapping Urban Heat Islands
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Pollinator Protection Projects
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Raleigh's Climate Plan in Action
Featured Items
Community Climate Action Plan Now Available
The Community Climate Action Plan lays out strategies to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from energy, transportation and waste while also addressing equity and resilience. Learn more about the plan
Bio-Energy Project to Fuel Up to 50 Buses a Year
The City is currently building a Bio-Energy Facility, to convert solid waste into a renewable natural gas (RNG) for City buses.
The new project will produce biogas-- a green energy-- which will help reduce greenhouse gas emissions and help the City meet its sustainability goals. Learn more about the project
