Capital Region Climate Readiness Collaborative

CRCRC is a network of local & regional agencies & organizations working together to advance climate mitigation & adaptation efforts in CA's Capital Region

[Capital Region Climate Readiness Collaborative @cap_climate]

Present at the 14th Annual California Climate & Energy Collaborative (CCEC) Forum! This event takes place in Santa Rosa on June 13 & 14. Call For Session Proposals (CFSP) closes next week on February 23rd! Submit a proposal and find CFSP guidance at: https://t.co/Oqk0irl1H7

[LARC @The_LARC]

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[Capital Region Climate Readiness Collaborative @cap_climate]

Present at the 14th Annual California Climate & Energy Collaborative (CCEC) Forum! This event will take place in Santa Rosa, CA on June 13th & 14th. Call For Session Proposals (CFSP) is open until February 23rd! Find more information and CFSP guidance at: https://t.co/Oqk0irl1H7

[Capital Region Climate Readiness Collaborative @cap_climate]

Present at the 14th Annual California Climate & Energy Collaborative (CCEC) Forum! This event will take place in Santa Rosa, CA on June 13th & 14th. Call For Session Proposals (CFSP) is open until February 23rd! Find more information and CFSP guidance at: https://t.co/Oqk0irl1H7

[CivicWell @CivicWellorg]

We're excited to have @EddieAhn of @BrightlineDef join our panel on The Challenges and Promises of #OffshoreWind at our Policymakers Conference in March! https://t.co/7GjGfUZF7h

[Capital Region Climate Readiness Collaborative @cap_climate]

CRCRC is proud to have joined Tuesday's #CAInfrastructure listening session on #IIJA with Infrastructure Advisor @AVillaraigosa! This was an incredibly informative conversation that we are happy to have been a part of!

[The Climate Center @climatecampaign]

Congratulations to @CarolineMenjiv3, a climate champion who will now be representing State Senate District 20 in Sacramento!

[Breathe California Sacramento Region @BreatheSac]

Farmers should be protected by smoke-free outdoor worksites. They deserve to be protected from secondhand smoke too.

[CivicWell @CivicWellorg]

Did you miss our recent webinar on Missing Middle Housing? You can watch the recording in our Resource Library: https://t.co/9jtuEZriO2

[ClimatePlan @climateplan]

First question of our Twitter Townhall with @MeasureANotOK in #Sacramento County!

Why are you opposing Measure A?
#NoOnA #MeasureANotOk

[Nailah Pope-Harden @nailahph]

I oppose Measure A becasue it helps developers not communities, fund projects that pollute our air and isnt want people of Sac need!! #measureanotok #noona

[CivicWell @CivicWellorg]

Tune in Tuesday for how #Greeninfrastructure can support your #ClimateActionPlan, support #drought resilience, #funding resources, & more.
With @CosumnesParkRec Paul Mewton @jaclynforBOS @suen_darren Kevin Perry @DianaVossGlz @CityofElkGrove

https://t.co/6vSv2d1LdD

[LARC @The_LARC]

CAF is back…live and in person! Join us to connect with climate leaders and discuss solutions to creating resilient communities across the state. July 31-August 2nd, 2023 in Pomona, CA. #CAAdapts https://t.co/pqlFtP1A2n @CivicWellorg

[Capital Region Climate Readiness Collaborative @cap_climate]

Even as the hottest season of the year comes to end it is important to be aware of the ways that we can continue to stay engaged and advance climate adaptation efforts throughout the Capital Region and the state of California.

[Capital Region Climate Readiness Collaborative @cap_climate]

Even as the hottest season of the year comes to end it is important to be aware of the ways that we can continue to stay engaged and advance climate adaptation efforts throughout the Capital Region and the state of California.

[Capital Region Climate Readiness Collaborative @cap_climate]

@CatBrinkley We will certainly be amplifying this, thank you!

[CivicWell @CivicWellorg]

A great start to the #CCECForum with The State of #Climate & Energy in CA panel! @ChairHochschild
@ShiromaCPUC @samassefa @LynnvonkochL

[Capital Region Climate Readiness Collaborative @cap_climate]

Extreme heat often exacerbates the severity of other climate impacts. Regardless, there are steps that we can take to ensure we stay informed and prepared for these compounding climate impacts!

[Capital Region Climate Readiness Collaborative @cap_climate]

In addition to making our communities more livable, increasing our urban tree canopy can help to combat the most severe impacts of extreme heat! Information on the benefits of greater tree coverage as well as resources to plant more trees in our communities are available below:

[Capital Region Climate Readiness Collaborative @cap_climate]

In addition to making our communities more livable, increasing our urban tree canopy can help to combat the most severe impacts of extreme heat! Information on the benefits of greater tree coverage as well as resources to plant more trees in our communities are available below: