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Public comment until June 1 for Hawaiʻi County’s draft integrated climate action plan
The draft of the Integrated Climate Action Plan for Hawaiʻi County is now online, with public comment accepted until June 1.
The comprehensive strategy plan outlines the County’s responsibility to combat global climate change and bolster the resiliency of its services and facilities in the face of climate-related impacts.
This cross-departmental effort brings together the expertise and insights of a diverse range of stakeholders and reflects the County’s commitment to take bold action on climate change, according to a county press release.
The plan will serve as a roadmap for the County’s climate action goals and identify the key actions that must be taken to achieve these objectives. It also will provide a framework for accountability and transparency and serve as a tool to ensure that the County remains on track in its efforts to address climate change.
Hawaiʻi County encourages all residents to review the draft plan and provide feedback until June 1, 2023. The County seeks public input and participation to promote sustainable development and foster a resilient community. The final plan will be released at the end of June after incorporating public comments.
The draft plan can be accessed through the County’s website at https://cohplanning.konveio.com under “Current Projects.”
The plan will be made available in conjunction with the Hawaiʻi Island Sustainability Dashboard, an online tool that tracks the County’s greenhouse gas emissions. The dashboard can be accessed through the Hawaiʻi County Department Research and Development website at rd.hawaiicounty.gov. Additionally, viewers can find the Energy Analysis for Hawaiʻi County Buildings on the same website.
For more information about the Integrated Climate Action Plan or other County sustainability initiatives, contact the Department of Research and Development.
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