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  • The Program
    • Sign Up for a Team
    • Marin Rotary Challenge
    • Get Info
    • How We Help
    • Climate Action Teams
    • Statistics by Municipality
  • About Us
    • Who We Are
    • Vision, Values & Mission
    • Partners
    • News and Media
    • Contact Us
  • Ways to Give
    • One Time Donation
    • Monthly Donation
    • Leadership Circle
    • Charitable IRA Rollover
    • Business Partner Program
  • Donate Now
  • Climate Action Toolkit
    • TIPS: Navigating the Toolkit
    • RN Handbook Sections
    • Meeting 1 - Overview and Carbon Footprint Survey Links
    • Meeting 2- Shopping, Food, Waste, Water
    • Meeting 3- Transportation & Home Energy
    • Meeting 4- Emergency Preparedness & Building a Climate Movement
    • Meeting 5- Climate Anxiety & Staying Connected with RN
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Background

 In Marin, as elsewhere around the planet, climate change is already threatening life and livelihoods due to extreme weather events such as increased wildfire, storms, flooding, heat, and drought. Reducing greenhouse gas emissions while building community resilience is essential if we are to escape the most-dire consequences and prepare for the effects of our changing climate. What we do in the next several years will determine the future for generations to come.
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The United States is responsible for most of the greenhouse gas emissions now in the atmosphere. Wealthier communities emit more than poorer communities, and Marin County has one of the largest per capita carbon footprints in the nation. Approximately 65% of Marin’s greenhouse gas emissions come from its residents, and in emissions inventories that include consumption and air travel, that figure increases to about 85%. Households clearly play a pivotal role in reducing Marin’s carbon emissions and helping to reverse climate change.

Our Vision

We envision communities of people living sustainable lifestyles in balance with the earth’s ecosystems and supporting one another as they successfully mitigate and adapt to the effects of climate change.

At Resilient Neighborhoods we:

-       CARE for the planet and understand that we are part of nature.
-       BELIEVE we can each make a difference. 
-       CREATE resilience by connecting neighbors.
-       APPRECIATE the power of people acting as a community.
-       ARE inclusive and non-judgmental.

Our Misson

Resilient Neighborhoods empowers people to take personal and local action to reduce their household greenhouse gas emissions and create connected communities resilient to disasters.

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