Community and Science Inform Spokanes Climate Actions

Spokane, WALocal News

The City of Spokane unveiled its Climate Risk and Vulnerability Assessment on June 24, 2025, marking a significant step in its climate action efforts. This comprehensive assessment integrates insights from community members and scientific research to better understand local climate impacts. Spokane officials underscored the necessity of evaluating climate vulnerabilities to enhance resilience against future challenges. The report, now available to the public, aims to foster community involvement in shaping effective climate strategies. By utilizing local data, the city seeks to address specific environmental issues facing its residents.

Spokane's initiatives reflect a broader trend among cities prioritizing sustainability and environmental stewardship. This assessment is expected to guide policy decisions and resource allocation in the coming years. The proactive approach underscores Spokane's dedication to combating climate change and protecting its community.

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