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The California Environmental Protection Agency and the California Air Resources Board (CARB) invite the public to participate in a virtual public meeting on April 17 to discuss major elements of California’s Comprehensive Climate Action Plan. The plan will offer a roadmap to provide cleaner forms of energy, including increased access to zero-emissions options that will give Californians choices to help clean the air and fight climate change.
Survey
You can contribute today by taking the California Climate Action Survey. It only takes a couple of minutes to complete, and your answers will be anonymous. We look forward to your feedback.
Public Comprehensive Climate Action Plan Virtual Meeting
We also welcome your participation in our statewide virtual public meeting on April 17 to discuss the plan. Designed to incorporate as much discussion as possible, this meeting will provide the opportunity for the public to give comments and input on several major issues related directly to the ongoing development of the plan.
Date: Thursday, April 17, 2025
Time: 5:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m.
Location: Virtual Meeting
Background
Created under the Inflation Reduction Act, U.S. EPA’s Climate Pollution Reduction Grants (CPRG) Program offered states, large metropolitan areas, and Tribal Nations non-competitive funding in 2023 to create three climate plans over four years. The Priority Climate Action Plans were submitted on March 1, 2024 (April 1 for Tribal Nations). All those who received funding for planning under the CPRG program must now complete the Comprehensive Climate Action Plan, due in Fall 2025. The CPRG program will then require a Status Report in 2027.
The Comprehensive Climate Action Plan is a key deliverable under U.S. EPA’s CPRG Program and will describe approaches to achieve the State’s existing near- and long-term climate targets. Currently being developed with input from multiple state agencies, and with input from local governments, Tribal Nations, and the public, the plan will provide actions across all sectors to deliver reductions in planet-warming gases, and will address workforce, public health, economic and other considerations.
The Comprehensive Climate Action Plan will leverage California’s extensive work to date on climate planning and policy, including the Priority Climate Action Plan (PCAP), developed under the CPRG Program and submitted to the U.S. EPA in March 2024, and the latest update to the Scoping Plan.
Contact
If you have any questions about the meeting, please contact ca.cprg@arb.ca.gov. A Spanish language option will be available. If you require a special accommodation or another language, please email ca.cprg@arb.ca.gov as soon as possible.
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