Climate change concerns the planet at large, but requires action at many levels.
The City of Ashland is one of many local communities that opted to develop a Climate and Energy Action Plan.
It is in draft form, has received a large amount of public input, and is moving toward a final document. We get an update on process and what is developing from it, from committee member Roxane Beiger-Coryell and staff liaison Adam Hanks.
