Sustainability Resources

• 2023 Estimate of Food Waste and Rescue Potential in Albuquerque
• 2022 NASA DEVELOP Heat Intervention Resources
  • ABQ Heat-Brief
  • Cooling Hot Albuquerque Neighborhoods with Tree Planting
  • Cooling Intervention Presentation
  • City and NASA Collaboration: Project Summary and Technical Report
  • Press Release
• 2022 Climate Action Plan (CAP) Implementation Report (en español)
• 2021 Urban Heat Watch Campaign Report
• 2021 Albuquerque Climate Action Plan
• 2021 Climate Action Plan Public Comment Report
• 2020 Climate Action Plan Survey Results by New Mexico First
• 2020 City Of Albuquerque Greenhouse Gas Inventory
• 2019 Albuquerque Food and Agriculture Action Plan
• 2019 Optimized Municipal Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure Report
• 2018 Albuquerque Progress Report
• 2009 Climate Action Plan developed under the administration of Mayor Martin Chavez

Explore Solar Resources, including the following, by visiting the Solar page.

Explore clean transportation resources, including the following, by visiting the Transportation page.

Explore residential and municipal building efficiency resources, including the following, by visiting the Buildings page.

Explore resources for mitigating and responding to extreme heat events, including the following, by visiting the Heat page.

• Be Aware and Respond
• Help Mitigate Heat
• More Heat-Related Resources

Explore additional resources for reducing and preventing food waste, composting, reusing and recycling and more, by visiting the Waste as Resources page.

Food Loss and Waste

Composting

Reusing

• Learn more about seasonal green waste collection and year-round drop-off options
• Tree-cycling and more

Recycling

• Know What to Throw game
• Recycle Coach
• Solid Waste Department offers curbside recycling and options for businesses
• Explore other recycling options in the metro area

Following the call of City Resolution R-19-187, the 19-member Climate Action Task Force and City staff worked over 10 months to develop the 2021 Albuquerque Climate Action Plan (CAP). The process to develop this new plan sought to address the concerns of frontline community members, while engaging the entire community of Albuquerque through Covid-safe public outreach. Below you can find relevant links to the CAP, and the resources capturing the major milestones of the planning process.

Implementation Period

Currently, the Sustainability Office is monitoring and supporting implementation of the 2021 CAP.

• View the Climate Action Plan Dashboard
• Learn More, Get Involved

Development Period

• What is a Climate Action Plan?
• Read the 2021 Albuquerque Climate Action Plan
• Review the CAP Public Survey Outcomes
• Review the CAP Public Comment Outcomes

CAP Task Force

The Albuquerque Climate Task Force served as the key authors for the 2021 CAP. Members of the public were welcome to observe the meetings.

Foundational Materials

• Final Climate Action Plan Strategies
• Final Public Comment Analysis Report
• General Public Comment
• Task Force Comment
• 2020 Climate Change Survey

Meeting Documents

Roster

Group Agreements

• Respect Shared Learning and Teaching- Each task force member and guest brings considerable knowledge and experience to teach and learn from one another. Please hold space for diverse points of view.
• Respect Time- During discussions and Q&A we want as many task force members as are interested to participate. Please consider the time or the moderator will assist in sharing the time.
• Respect Each Voice- Everyone on the task force is committed to climate action and brings diverse perspectives on how to achieve goals. There is strength in the depth and breadth of knowledge across the task force. Listen well and limit multi-tasking during the meetings and side conversations in the chat.
• Respect Consensus- For the duration of the task force, we will be working toward a consensus and honoring dissent. The consultants and the City will limit comments about the task force in the media to process until the task force has completed has completed a draft document for public comment and members will do the same. By allowing the focus to be on process, time is afforded this group to explore and achieve common ground as the substance of the plan comes together over time.
• Respect Engagement and Transparency- New Mexico First (NMF) will share notes from each meeting with participants and the City. NMF and the City are committed to creating time for public comment toward the end of issue meetings. Time will be limited to accommodate as many voices as possible within time limits. If comments are unrelated to climate action, the time will be passed to the next person in the public gallery section of zoom.