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Climate Action Committee revises engagement plan, adds global metrics tracking

Climate Action Committee approves revised engagement plan with global metrics tracking. The Concord CAC unanimously approved minutes from its April 6 and April 15 meetings before revising its Community Engagement Plan to include a standalone interview with private schools. Committee members, led by

Climate Action Committee · Meeting of May 6, 2026

CONCORD — Climate Action Committee approves revised engagement plan with global metrics tracking. The Concord CAC unanimously approved minutes from its April 6 and April 15 meetings before revising its Community Engagement Plan to include a standalone interview with private schools. Committee members, led by chair Brad Dye and clerk Brad Hubbard-Nelson, agreed to incorporate global temperature, emissions, and CO2 metrics into the climate plan's dashboard and expressed willingness to collaborate with the Finance Committee on economic analysis of the town's newly approved composting initiative.

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Source: the Climate Action Committee meeting of May 6, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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