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Taking Climate Action Together
Wednesday, July 27, 12:00 PT - 1:00 PT
Thank you to Megan Lohmann, Deputy Executive Director, and Maya Chorobik, Director of Climate Leadership, from the Community Energy Association for sharing insight into multi-government and stakeholder collaboration opportunities to maximize climate action at the local and regional level and for highlighting the new Local Government Climate Action Program, a funding opportunity now available to all Municipalities, Regional Districts and Modern Treaty Nations.
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