Miami-Dade County Steps Up Climate Resilience and Community Support
Miami-Dade County is actively working to address the challenges of climate change and enhance community resilience. The county's Office of Resilience is at the forefront of these efforts, focusing on upgrading infrastructure, protecting communities, and supporting innovative solutions to sea level rise and climate change.
One key initiative is the Climate Action Strategy, which aims to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 50% by 2030 and achieve net-zero emissions by 2050. This strategy involves various measures such as increasing energy and water efficiency in large buildings, tracking and reducing greenhouse gas emissions, and promoting sustainable construction practices.
Additionally, the county is engaging the community through educational campaigns like the Biscayne Bay Friendly initiative, which highlights the impact of daily actions on the environment. Residents and small businesses are also encouraged to participate in solar co-ops and benefit from electric vehicle charging services in public garages.
These efforts demonstrate Miami-Dade County's commitment to creating a resilient and environmentally sustainable future, making it a better place for all residents.