UW-Stevens Point seeks public input Nov. 17 on its Climate Action and Resilience Plan
UW-Stevens Point seeks public input Nov. 17 on its Climate Action and Resilience Plan
UW-Stevens Point invites public feedback on its Climate Action and Resilience Plan at a Nov. 17 forum. Learn how to review and comment on the draft.
Nida Tazeen | Reporter Assisted by AI
STEVENS POINT − The University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point is seeking public input on its Climate Action and Resilience Plan.
The plan is part of the university’s ongoing efforts to address climate change and promote sustainability on campus and in the community, according to a community announcement.
A public meeting to discuss the plan is set for 5 p.m. Nov. 17 in the Pinery Room at the Portage County Public Library, 1001 Main St. in Stevens Point.
The plan outlines strategies to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and adapt to the economic, environmental and social challenges caused by climate change. The university is seeking feedback to learn more about the current strengths and vulnerabilities in the community.
During the session, a representative from the Office of Sustainability will share a brief history of the project, the current status of the plan and how the public can review the draft and provide feedback. There will also be a question-and-answer session.
Learn more about this process at www.uwsp.edu/campus-life/sustainability/climate-commitment/.
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