YF-EV-0032
Climate Action Plan Update (2027-2030) — project and FAQ page, Engaged Edmonton
What this source can establish
That as of retrieval the adopted 35/50/net-zero targets were still the operative benchmark and the City states it is renewing the action plan rather than revising the targets, and that the City's own FAQ frames the 2025 target as one Edmonton is unlikely to meet; establishes City statements, framing and intentions, not outcomes
Record
- Publisher
- City of Edmonton (Engaged Edmonton)
- Kind
- city-webpage
- Published
- not stated
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-01
- Redistribution
- unclear
- Archive
- retained privately; hash published
- SHA-256
- f77ef298b8d418ceb064474114d34681ec27a1118f7e5b8b0da92135e6aba328
City of Edmonton engagement site; redistribution terms not stated on the page, so retained privately and quoted only in short excerpts
Permitted excerpts
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- “Will you update the City's climate targets given the City is unlikely to meet its 2025 GHG emissions reduction target?”
- “Edmonton's climate change targets were set to align with national and international efforts to limit global warming to 1.5°C. Rather than revising the targets, this project will focus on renewing the action plan to identify and prioritize the initiatives that would have the biggest impact on achieving the City's goals.”
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Used by
- Is Edmonton on track to meet its climate targets? — Edmonton's climate targets