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Boston outlines 2030 Climate Action Plan draft emphasizing justice, metrics and delivery partners
Summary
Boston officials presented a mid‑process draft of the 2030 Climate Action Plan on Nov. 14, 2025, saying the document will focus city efforts on greenhouse‑gas reductions and resilience through 2030 while embedding climate justice and new performance metrics; a fuller draft will be released in February for public comment.
Boston officials presented a mid‑process draft of the city’s 2030 Climate Action Plan to the City Council Committee on Environmental Justice, Resiliency and Parks on Nov. 14, 2025, and outlined how the plan will move from planning into measurable, citywide delivery.
“This plan is really focused on 2030,” said Brian Sweatt, the city’s chief climate officer, describing the document as the fifth climate action plan that sets measurable near‑term indicators for emissions reductions, resilience and climate justice. Sweatt said the plan will be narrowly focused on mitigation, resilience and justice metrics rather than attempting to duplicate separate sustainability…
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