Roseville reviews draft Climate Equity Action Plan; proposes 54% emissions cut by 2036 and net zero by 2050
City staff and consultants presented a draft Climate Equity Action Plan that sets an interim target of a 54% reduction in community greenhouse‑gas emissions by 2036 and net zero by 2050, outlines sector strategies and invites public feedback at a May 4 session and online through June 6.
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Roseville officials reviewed a draft Climate Equity Action Plan at their April 6 council meeting, where staff and consultants described the plan’s goals, community engagement and next steps for public review. Sustainability Specialist Noel Bachan introduced consultant Ted Redmond of Pale Blue Dot, who said the draft aligns with city strategic goals and a multi‑phase process of baseline study, community engagement and technical assessments.
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