Read the Climate 2050 Strategic Framework
Metro Vancouver recently developed a draft Clean Air Plan to reduce air contaminant emissions over the next 10 years and support the goal of a carbon neutral region by 2050. Actions will reduce emissions from the largest sources in this region: buildings we live and work in, transportation of goods and people, and industrial sources.
The draft Clean Air Plan is available for comment April 1 through June 15, 2021.
Metro Vancouver and municipal governments around this region have been taking action on climate for twenty years. Find local examples of leading policies, infrastructure and good choices for a better future below.
Metro Vancouver Regional District reports on corporate emissions and achieved corporate carbon neutrality in 2020. Learn more.
New Iona Island Wastewater Treatment Plant plans include net positive contribution to our communities and the surrounding ecosystems. Learn more.
Metro Vancouver seeking feedback on the new draft Clean Air Plan, with proposed actions to reduce regional greenhouse gas emissions by 45% from 2010 levels. Learn more.
The Climate Atlas of Canada is a resource for Canadians seeking information about climate change and its national, regional, and local impacts. Learn more.
This resource from Vancouver Coastal and Fraser Health Authorities maps community-level vulnerabilities to climate change impacts including heat and flooding. Learn more
The Climate 2050 Strategic Framework will guide our region's policies and collective actions to transition our region to a low carbon future, increasing the health, well-being and prosperity of Metro Vancouver residents.
