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HomeMy WebLinkAboutC16-128 Environmental Policy RevisionEnvironmental Policy Statement
Actively Green at Eagle County
50% by 2030
The Board of County Commissioners considers preservation and enhancement of the natural
environment a top priority to ensure the health, safety, welfare, and economic well-being of its citizens.
In the work we do every day, employees of Eagle County Government share a responsibility to protect
and improve the quality of our natural environment.
Eagle County works to continuously improve our environmental performance. We are committed to
protecting wildlife habitat, protecting clean air and reducing greenhouse gas emissions, conserving
water in buildings and landscapes, reducing use of paper, increasing waste diversion and recycling, and
incorporating clean renewable energy to support our county operations.
Our Environmental Management System provides a structure for setting priorities, taking actions, and
sharing results. We conduct internal audits and management reviews to assure that our actions are
consistent with our policies, and compliant with environmental regulations.
In 2016 and each year forward, we set a goal to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from county
operations 5% per year to achieve 50% reduction by 2030 (baseline 2OI2). Through innovation and
continued investment in efficiency and renewable energy, we are working toward a clean energy
economy that improves the health and quality of our community and local environment.
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Signed on this date April 19, 2015 by:
Jeanne McQueeney, Chair
Jillian H. Ryan, Commissioner
Kathy Chandler-Henry, Commissioner
Brent McFall, County Manager
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