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77% of the people in Napa believe that climate change is happening

and 70% of Napans think community members can do more.*

Napa at a glance

* see Napa County Climate Opinion Fact Sheet from  

  the Yale Program on Climate Change Communication

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What can YOU do?

We're glad you asked!

Napa can make a world of difference.

And we can all do something!

What inspires you?

Discover your solutions here:

Community Action

It's always easier - and more fun - to take action with others

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Citizens' Climate Lobby - Santa Rosa

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A local chapter of Citizens' Climate Lobby, a bi-partisan organization working to promote climate change action through Federal for carbon fee and dividend legislation.

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Napa Green

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From soil to bottle - the leading sustainable wine growing certification program for Napa County Vineyards & Wineries.

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Sierra Club - Redwood Chapter, Napa Group

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Sierra Club Redwood Chapter is a volunteer-run organization that works to conserve and protect our outdoor spaces as well as foster a meaningful connection to the environment for the community to value and enjoy.

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Napa Climate NOW!

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Napa County residents advocating for urgent action in response to the climate crisis at the community, state, national, and international levels.

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Sustainable Napa County

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Sustainable Napa County believes that together we can make our economy stronger, our environment healthier, and our communities more connected.

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Napa Resource Conservation District

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Promoting responsible watershed management through voluntary stewardship and technical assistance.

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Environmental Education Coalition, Napa County

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EECNC connects members of our community with the local environment. Through a network of local organizations, the coalition provides resources and support to promote sustainable living and to cultivate an appreciation of the natural world.

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U.S. Green Building Council

local, advocacy, lifestyle

Redwood Empire Chapter: Our vision and mission is to improve the quality of life by transforming the design, composition, and operation of the places where we live, learn, work, and play within the short space of a generation.

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The Land Trust of Napa County

energy & buildings

Land Trust of Napa County is a nonprofit dedicated to preserving the character of Napa by permanently protecting land.

Actions You Can Take Now

Click on any of these images to take the first step, and then the next 

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TRANSPORTATION

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ENERGY & BUILDINGS

What can you do? See what's happening in your community:

Find businesses, non-profit organizations, and city & county climate action departments and agencies, all doing something to be part of the solution - then reach out and connect!

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FOOD & FOOD WASTE

take the survey!

CLIMATE SOLUTIONS

& YOU

Strategic Businesses

Find businesses near you that are Certified Green

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Local businesses that are doing the right thing would certainly appreciate your support. Find one near you!

 

Are you interested in becoming a Green Business? 

 

The Napa County Green Business Program certifies small and medium-sized businesses that operate in an environmentally-responsible manner. By offering technical assistance, the County helps local businesses save money by helping them to conserve energy and water, minimize waste, prevent pollution, and shrink their carbon footprint. 

 

The program also acts as the third-party certifier for the Green Winery Program.

Engaged Government  

Local governments can make all the difference - learn what yours is doing

NAPA COUNTY:

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Napa County's Climate Action Committee has members from the county and its five cities and towns. The Committee is working to create a countywide Climate Action Plan. This regional approach would include quantifiable and measurable actions to reduce carbon dioxide emissions from vehicles, buildings, equipment, and other sources, and would enable the cities and the county to create a unified plan rather than taking a piecemeal approach to climate actions and solutions.

Explore county-wide conservation resources and learn what your local government is working on:

CITIES, TOWNS & AGENCIES:

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MCE Clean Energy

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Napa

2012 Napa Sustainability Plan
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Napa Valley Transportation Authority

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Oakville

Environment
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American Canyon

Energy Efficiency Climate Action Plan
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Saint Helena

2018- St. Helena General Plan Update 2040
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Calistoga

2014 Climate Action Plan
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Yountville

2016 Climate Action Plan
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