The City of Pasadena has launched a centralized web hub for sustainability initiatives, accessible at CityofPasadena.net/Sustainability. The site is designed to consolidate information on the city’s environmental programs, including progress metrics toward its goal of 100% carbon-free electricity by 2030. It features several sections, such as the Clean Energy Tracker, which provides up-to-date data on energy transition efforts, and other segments that outline ongoing sustainability projects, local environmental news, and upcoming events. This initiative reflects the city’s efforts to improve transparency and community engagement by providing a single platform where public sustainability data and related resources can be easily accessed.

The website offers detailed information on the roles played by various city departments in advancing environmental objectives. For instance, Pasadena Water and Power is responsible for the transition to renewable energy and water conservation measures, while the Department of Public Works and the Department of Transportation lead efforts in waste management, urban forestry, and the adoption of zero-emission transportation technologies. By bringing together a range of sustainability programs and performance indicators, the web hub serves as a comprehensive resource for residents, stakeholders, and researchers interested in the city’s environmental strategies and progress.

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