Climate Emergency Workplan

Project
City Council declared a climate emergency in 2020 and directed City bureaus to restore a safe climate for all Portlanders, especially communities of color and those most at-risk to impacts of climate change. This Workplan lays out the priority actions we must take over the next three years.
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Featured content

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Climate Emergency Workplan: Priority actions for 2022-2025

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About the Climate Emergency Declaration

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A history of climate leadership: Milestones and key documents (1993-2025)

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2024 Progress Report on the CEW

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Portland's pathways to net-zero carbon by 2050

Contact

Andria Jacob

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

News

Portland Bureau of Planning and Sustainability Publishes Second Year Progress Report for Climate Emergency Workplan

Portland’s Bureau of Planning and Sustainability today published a memo highlighting progress made in the second year of the Climate Emergency Workplan (CEW).

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Past Meetings and Hearings

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