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Air Force, Army release climate action plans

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The Air Force and Space Force, as well as the Army, released climate action plans on Wednesday, with the former seeking to operate bases at net-zero emissions by 2046, an ambitious goal that would beat by four years the Biden administration’s own targets.

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The Hill

Air Force, Army release climate action plans

2 years ago·Washington, United States

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NBC News

The largest polluter in the U.S. military reveals ambitious plan for bases to go net-zero

U.S. Air Force and Space Force officials released a climate action plan Wednesday that includes a goal of operating its bases at net-zero emissions by 2046.

2 years ago·United States

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Military.com

Army Releases New Plan to 'Mitigate' Climate Change

The Army on Wednesday released its new plan describing how it intends to combat climate change built around trying to survive increasingly extreme weather while limiting the service's contribution to the problem.

2 years ago·S F, United States

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af.mil

Department of the Air Force rolls out plan addressing climate change

The Department of the Air Force released its Climate Action Plan, which defines how it will preserve operational capability, increase resiliency, and do its part to help mitigate future climate impacts.,

2 years ago

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