Second Chance Community Solar Garden located on the roof of Emerge Second Chance Recycling Facility, 1179 15th Ave SE in Minneapolis
Minneapolis Climate Action is launching our first
Community Solar Garden!
We are currently signing up subscribers for our Spring 2021 launch. We are so excited about our steps to democratize solar energy!
Visit our Community Solar Page for more info
Community Solar Garden!
We are currently signing up subscribers for our Spring 2021 launch. We are so excited about our steps to democratize solar energy!
Visit our Community Solar Page for more info
COVID 19 Response from Minneapolis Climate Action:
Please click here for information on how you can help make masks for health care workers according to CDC guidelines, request masks for a clinic, or to donate fabric.
Please click here for information on how you can help make masks for health care workers according to CDC guidelines, request masks for a clinic, or to donate fabric.
Our Mission
To inspire and empower our neighbors to action with innovative climate solutions.
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Our ValuesWe focus on programs which are relevant, action-oriented, inclusive, local, community-based, and innovative
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Our VisionMinneapolis as a national climate leader, with an active and informed citizenry.
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Minneapolis Climate Action's Commitment to Environmental Equity
Minneapolis Climate Action is committed to addressing the intersection of climate change and economic, social, and racial disparities, and working closely with partners who understand this interface. We realize that the existing infrastructure has created systemic inequity and our programs are designed to express our understanding of this complex issue. We seek to disrupt these institutions in light of the climate emergency, and we seek to do so in a way that is equitable for all in accordance with the 17 Principles of Environmental Justice adopted at the First National People of Color Environmental Leadership Summit.
Minneapolis Climate Action is committed to addressing the intersection of climate change and economic, social, and racial disparities, and working closely with partners who understand this interface. We realize that the existing infrastructure has created systemic inequity and our programs are designed to express our understanding of this complex issue. We seek to disrupt these institutions in light of the climate emergency, and we seek to do so in a way that is equitable for all in accordance with the 17 Principles of Environmental Justice adopted at the First National People of Color Environmental Leadership Summit.