RDCK Climate Action

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RDCK Climate Action

In 2023, the RDCK held an extensive public engagement process to gather feedback on RDCK climate action. Thank you to everyone who shared their feedback. The results are available here.

Staff used the feedback from the engagement process to develop RDCK Ideas for Climate Action.

In April 2024, the Board directed staff to explore climate action priorities that are practical and affordable and based on RDCK Ideas for Climate Action. In order for an idea to move forward, staff would need to do a business case and bring it to the Board of Directors to vote on at a public meeting.


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RDCK Climate Action

In 2023, the RDCK held an extensive public engagement process to gather feedback on RDCK climate action. Thank you to everyone who shared their feedback. The results are available here.

Staff used the feedback from the engagement process to develop RDCK Ideas for Climate Action.

In April 2024, the Board directed staff to explore climate action priorities that are practical and affordable and based on RDCK Ideas for Climate Action. In order for an idea to move forward, staff would need to do a business case and bring it to the Board of Directors to vote on at a public meeting.


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  • Community Resiliency

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    With the increase in natural disasters and extreme climate events severity and rate of occurrence that we are experiencing in the region, how do we help local communities and residents prepare for and respond to these events?

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  • Equitable Transition

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    As we are exploring community resiliency projects and initiatives, how do we ensure that the resulting efforts, programs, and solutions are equitable, accessible, and effective for all residents in the region?

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  • Regional Active and Low Carbon Transportation

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    Currently transportation emissions contribute 70% of our regional community carbon emissions. What solutions might work in your community to shift towards a network of low-carbon and/or active transportation modes?

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  • Local Agriculture & Food Supply

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    In what ways can the RDCK best support local farmers to grow and strengthen local food supply?

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  • Low Carbon Building & Affordable Housing

    by DianavE, over 1 year ago
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    What suggestions do you have for driving changes to the building and construction industry that will not only result in lower building carbon footprints and design, but will also tackle complex issues such as housing accessibility and affordability?

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  • Energy

    by blanketeffect, over 1 year ago
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    How can we work together to find low-carbon solutions that meet our rural energy needs while addressing the current issue we face with electrical reliability and energy affordability?

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  • Wildfire

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    How can we work together as communities to prepare and adapt to the increase in occurrence and intensity of wildfires that we are experiencing?

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  • Resource Recovery

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    What creative options could we explore to further reduce landfilling and increase the circularity of materials and energy within our society?

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  • Leadership & Advocacy

    by blanketeffect, over 1 year ago
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    How can residents and local government work together to become leaders in community resilience as well as have a stronger voice that can influence areas of concern outside of the jurisdiction of local governments?

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  • Misinformation

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    How can we work together to avoid the spread of misinformation and ensure that we are all making well-informed decisions?

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