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Carmel Climate Action Advisory Committee reports municipal energy upgrades, irrigation monitoring and public education work
Summary
The Climate Action Advisory Committee told the City Council on March 17 that municipal energy efficiency projects, wastewater solar installations and irrigation‑monitoring meters put the city in position to begin tracking and reducing its municipal carbon footprint; a vulnerability assessment is postponed for lack of funds.
The Carmel Climate Action Advisory Committee reported progress to the Common Council on March 17, highlighting municipal energy efficiency upgrades, new irrigation meters that allow targeted watering, wastewater treatment solar and energy‑recovery installations, and public‑education efforts including a city climate web page developed by an Indiana University climate fellow.
Tony (identified at the meeting as a member of the Climate Action Advisory Committee) summarized six priority strategies the committee selected—two focused on the energy and built environment (EB1 and EB2), two on public education and vulnerability…
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