Week #1: New Year’s Resolutions Update
We’re off to a great start in 2014! If you haven’t made a resolution yet, what are you waiting for?
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We have exciting news to share this #UtahClimateWeek - between last year’s spring lawnmower exchange removing 4.02 tons of pollution, and this year’s 4.26 tons, Salt Lake City has cumulatively removed 8.28 tons of pollution from our airshed... and these are annual impacts!As #UtahClimateWeek continues, we want to thank everyone that’s participated in giving us feedback on the Community Renewable Energy Program. This program is integral to Salt Lake City's goal of developing net-100% renewable electricity for our community by 2030. Learn more about the Community Renewable Energy Program at the link in our bio!Happy #UtahClimateWeek! Did you know that @slcgov has a Comprehensive Sustainability Policy that addresses specific rules and best practices across a range of sustainability categories for our municipal operations? The policy is one of the most important ways Salt Lake City "walks its walk" when it comes to air quality and climate change, waste reduction, water conservation, sustainable procurement, and more.Twitter
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