Climate Action Plan
Overview
The Climate Action Plan (CAP) focuses on mobilizing the university’s strengths to advance just and equitable climate solutions that address mitigation, adaptation and resilience. Input from campus and community stakeholders is an essential ingredient to this plan and its success. Please check this page for continued updates and opportunities to be involved with CAP planning efforts.
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CAP Goals
The goals of the plan are in line with the Science Based Target Initiative (SBTi). The campus goals are:
Ìý Ìý ÌýÌý ÌýA 50% reduction (from 2019 baseline) in Scopes 1 and 2 emissions by 2030.
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Ìý Ìý ÌýÌý ÌýA clear path to a zero emissions target for all categories by no later than 2050.
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Steering Committee Members
- Karen Bailey, Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies
- Micah Borkan, Undergraduate Student, Environmental Studies | Co-Chair of the Environmental Board
- Chris Ewing, Vice Chancellor for Infrastructure and Resilience
- Todd Hagerty, Vice Chancellor for Finance and Business Operations and Chief Financial Officer
- Courtney Kjelland, Climate Action Plan Administrative Coordinator
- Brian Lindoerfer, Associate Vice Chancellor for Facilities Management
- Brigid Mark, Graduate Student, Sociology Ph.D. Program
- David Newport, Director of the Environmental Center
- Josh Radoff, Renewable and Sustainable Energy Specialist Lead, Masters of the Environment Program (MENV)
- Heidi VanGenderen, Senior Advisor for Sustainability and Climate
- Chris Wright, Director of Capital Finance
CAP Consultant
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