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Brunswick’s new climate action plan will identify key areas of risk that are most vulnerable to climate change, as well as determining short and long-term actions that can reduce emissions and build resilience to impacts of climate change.
The town is looking for feedback from residents, and has posted a survey to gauge how the public feels about climate change and its effects on the area.
To access the survey and get more information, go to brunswickcap-gpcog.hub.arcgis.com/pages/get-involved.
Mikayla reports on the Midcoast region of Maine, writing about everything from local artists, to environmental issues, to affordable housing. She is passionate about sharing the stories of community members... More by Mikayla Patel
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