A Climate Action and Adaptation Plan is in the works for Beverly Hills in an effort by the city to achieve its long-standing goal of becoming totally carbon neutral by 2045. Work on the plan was delayed by the COVID-19 pandemic, but is now back on track. A community advisory committee is being formed to oversee the creation of the climate plan and ten city commissioners have been appointed to the committee so far.
“The pandemic scared us off a little bit,” the city’s environmental compliance and sustainability liaison, Josette Descalzo told the Courier. “But we got our wheels back together and we’re moving at full speed now.”
