Strengthening the Alamo Area's Climate Plan
Partner Sector
Government
Topics
Climate & Resilience · Air Quality
Partners
City of San Antonio DRS · Alamo Area Council of Governments
The Challenge
Led by the City of San Antonio's Department of Resilience and Sustainability (DRS) and Alamo Area Council of Governments (AACOG), the Alamo Area Climate Plan is the first-of-its-kind regional roadmap to reduce air pollution across their 13-county region.
The plan outlines a comprehensive strategy to cut greenhouse gas emissions, strengthen community resilience, and support sustainable economic growth. Overall, the Plan's goal is to reduce 2021 level emissions by 50% by 2050, with an 80% reduction as an aspirational goal.
HARC's Approach
HARC was brought on board to provide technical assistance, stakeholder engagement, and communications support to the City of San Antonio's DRS and AACOG.
This included assessing, strengthening, finalizing, and promoting the draft Alamo Area Climate Plan, helping fill analytical and engagement gaps, ensuring both technical accuracy and stakeholder alignment.
The Solution
[HARC CONTENT REQUIRED: final plan deliverables and adoption details, verified by the project team]
The Plan's Emissions Goal
The plan's goal: reduce 2021-level emissions by 50% by 2050.
The Impact
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Related Insights
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