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Creating the City of Roseville’s Climate Equity Action Plan
The City is developing a Climate Equity Action Plan over the next year. This plan will improve upon the City’s existing emissions reduction goals set forth in Roseville’s 2040 Comprehensive Plan, adopted in 2020, and develop additional goals to align with or exceed the State of Minnesota climate framework and Ramsey County climate goals. The City’s current goal is to reduce city-wide emissions by 80% by 2050, relative to 2005 levels, which now lags behind the goals of the state and other neighboring cities.
This strategic roadmap will engage stakeholders such as local businesses, government agencies, and residents to guide efforts to increase overall sustainability, climate resilience, and improve energy efficiency in the community. The plan is being developed through facilitation and support by the City’s Climate Action Plan consultant, paleBLUEdot.
Roseville Climate Action Baseline Documents
A significant amount of research is currently being done as a foundation to the City’s work in preparing the Climate Equity Action Plan. The research and preliminary recommendations that will be included in these documents are intended as a starting point for the collaborative planning effort which will be creating the plan. Please “click” on each document below to view:
Climate Action Baseline Assessment
Climate Vulnerability Assessment
Greenhouse Gas Inventory
Ground Cover Study
Renewable Energy Potential Study
Roseville Wants Your Input!
Take The Roseville Climate Survey
Please help the City identify perceptions, needs, opportunities, priorities, and issues for the community. Take the City of Roseville’s Climate Action Survey and help shape the Climate Equity Action Plan. Please share the survey with your neighbors, friends, and family!
Participate in the Roseville Climate Stories Project
While facts and statistics about climate change are essential, they are not enough. We also need to hear the voices of those imagining a better future!
Through stories, videos, or art, you can participate in the Climate Stories Project and share your hopes, ideas, and dreams for a climate-resilient Roseville.
Your story is a powerful way to be heard, foster collective hope, and strengthen our community’s path toward climate resilience.
