Our Purpose

The impacts of climate change are happening now and will continue into the foreseeable future. The Eagle Valley community believes climate action is an urgent priority so that current and future generations of citizens and guests can enjoy a flourishing year-round economy, recreational experiences, and a healthy, resilient ecosystem that enhances the well-being of all.

Our Goal

To reduce Eagle County greenhouse gas emissions 50% by 2030 and 80% by 2050.

Climate Action Collaborative

Working Groups

Buildings

Making our built environment more sustainable through building codes, benchmarking and development practices.
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Energy Supply

Transitioning to renewable energy sources, such as solar power and prioritizing electrification.
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Materials Management
Increasing diversion of organics and recyclables from the landfill and decreasing waste.
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Natural Climate Solutions

Increasing carbon sequestration through conservation, land use changes, and offsets.
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Transportation
Developing robust multi-modal transportation options so our community members can more easily leave their cars behind.
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Water

Conserving water through decreased outdoor usage, management techniques, and public education.
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Latest Climate Action Collaborative Blog Posts

Soak Up the Sun and Savings: Solar Energy and Efficiency Tips

Defining Solar 

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Sustainability Tip: Break Up with Your Car This Summer

Summer is right around the corner, and it is the perfect time to Break Up with Your Car. Dump that gas guzzler and treat yourself to what you truly deserve: fresh air, lower emissions, and a commute that doesn’t involve a $5 a gallon heartbreak. It’s never been easier to ghost those...

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Soaring Emissions: The Environmental Impact of Air Travel, Tourism, and Shopping Convenience

Travel is something we all experience at some point—whether it's a quick getaway to recharge, a trip to visit loved ones, or frequent travel for work. For many, air travel is a regular occurrence. On average, Americans fly at least 1.5 times a year (round trip counts as one trip), and this trend is...

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