2025 A Year of Climate Action

Issaquah, WALocal News

The City of Issaquah's declaration of 2025 as the "Year of Climate Action" underscores a significant local commitment to combating climate change. Amid global challenges, this initiative aims to galvanize community engagement through various programs, including equipment rebate opportunities and solar installation discounts. Each month will focus on different sustainability themes, with February dedicated to enhancing home energy efficiency via the Energy Smart Eastside heat pump program. This initiative not only aims to reduce carbon footprints but also to educate residents about climate preparedness. The city has also introduced a Climate Resilience StoryMap to provide a comprehensive view of ongoing efforts and resources.

By encouraging practices such as food composting and tree planting, Issaquah promotes a culture of sustainability. The proactive measures taken by the city highlight the importance of local action in the global fight against climate change. Issaquah sets an example for other municipalities to follow, showcasing how community involvement can drive substantial environmental improvements.

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