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A city’s climate footprint comes primarily from its residents and businesses. <br />Generally, a small percent of a city’s emissions results from city operations. <br />What might you want to do as a resident or business to reduce emissions <br />and improve climate health? <br />without impacting my quality of life - very little. <br />St Anthony probably accounts for less than .000000000001 percent of climate change <br />Participate in all of the conservation practices we can such as reducing our energy consumption, <br />recycling, etc. <br />There is not much I can do. As a retired person, I don't drive as much as I used to and have a <br />relatively low carbon footprint . <br />Energy source, more solar, less water use <br />Use public transport (bus 25 has reduced hours), plant native plants. <br />I already quit driving and our apartment complex does recycle. <br />We have been working to make our house more energy efficient (installed a heat pump, plan to <br />replace our water heater with tankless, plan to insulate the attic, etc.). Financial support for these <br />types of projects would help a lot . <br />I drive as little as possible, use as little water, heat and AC as I can and don’t use chemicals on my <br />lawn. I’ve transitioned to chemical free cleaning products. <br />Evaluate our HVAC efficiency <br />recycle, drive less, consume less (clothing, appliances, furniture, paint) <br />Curbside composting <br />Install solar. Recycle and compost . <br />See above <br />Start by offering information sessions regarding options available. <br />Combine errands into one trip to reduce use of cars. Use reasonable, not extreme, settings on <br />temperature settings in home. Be cognizant if conserving water. <br />I’m open to all ideas. Walking more, park projects, etc… <br />Assist homeowners in creating natural landscaping that reduces need for mowing and watering <br />Continue use of sustainable/compostable materials; decrease use of fossil fuels, green lawn and <br />garden practices <br />Install solar, reduce traditional lawn turf and replace with plantings that require less water <br />I don't think the climate is an issue. <br />Nothing. As a conservative (political and otherwise) person I already generally do what I can to <br />"conserve" resources and assets available to me. I try to minimize trips in my car (to save <br />gas/money, not "the environment"), I only water the lawn and wash my car as needed to not be <br />wasteful, I maintain, fix, and repair my cars and lawn equipment so they will have a long useful life <br />and not need to be thrown away before their useful life is up, etc. <br />Switch vehicles and energy usage to electric, reduce waste, compost , and walk more places <br />educate and support sustainable plantings and practices. (Not too interested in changing house <br />numbers to comply with newer style.) <br />Install solar tile roof <br />install solar on own house <br />Nothing I already dont do <br />Conservation, not abolition, and wise use of all our minerals and fossil fuels. <br />I would want to know about what tools are available as a resident , to implement at home. <br />End sending surveys like this - waste of energy.