Summary
The county's first inventory under the new state methodology shows 1.64 million metric tons of community emissions, with transportation, agriculture, and industry leading. Early signs of electrification are visible, and the data will feed a Climate Action Plan with community outreach later this year.
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Last discussed May 7, 2026.
Impact analysis
The inventory itself costs nothing directly, but it will shape where the county invests in emissions-reduction programs through the upcoming Climate Action Plan.
Residents gain a clearer picture of where county and community emissions come from, which will guide future climate programs.
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