Climate Action

Program
With specific bold actions, there is still time to ensure the best-case scenario for Portland in a warming world. Learn how the City is working to restore a safe climate for all Portlanders, centering Black, Indigenous and other communities of color hit hardest by the impacts of climate change.
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Featured content

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Climate Emergency Workplan: Priority actions for 2022-2025

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2023 Progress Report on the CEW

Line graph showing emissions since 1990 trending down with a marker at "We are here" for 2023 as well as a trendline from 2010-2021, and a marker for "-50%" at 2030 and "net zero" at 2050.

Progress to-date on carbon emissions reductions

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Climate policy and programs

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Contact

Andria Jacob

Climate Policy and Program Manager, BPS
andria.jacob@portlandoregon.gov
phone number503-823-7616

Related offices, programs, advisory groups, and projects

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Climate Emergency Workplan

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Renewable Fuel Standard

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Electric Vehicle (EV) Ready Code Project

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Climate and Health Standards for Existing Buildings

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Sustainable Consumption and Production

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Deconstruction

Past Meetings and Hearings

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