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Building Resilience for a Changing Climate: The Resilient Fairfax Plan

It has become increasingly important to address the challenges posed by climate change. We're taking proactive steps to tackle the causes and effects of climate change through various plans, including the Resilient Fairfax Plan.

Allison Homer, senior community specialist with the Office of Environmental and Energy Coordination, was featured on a recent episode of the “County Conversation” podcast. She explains the Resilient Fairfax Plan’s purpose, its key pillars and the steps being taken to make the county more resilient.

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