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City Manager Brian Platt says Kansas City has 'got to act now' with sustainability initiatives

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The city is eyeing 3,100 acres of city owned land near the Kansas City airport. Platt said the site could generate power for "up to 1/3 of the homes in Kansas City" The city manager discussed additional green initiatives including electric vehicles, LED lights and waste.

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City Manager Brian Platt says Kansas City has 'got to act now' with sustainability initiatives

Kansas City Manager Brian Platt has an ambitious goal to make the city a nationwide leader in sustainability, including an effort to build the largest municipally-owned solar farm in the country. "We've got too much to lose at this point with health and quality of life issues that we're seeing around here," Platt said.

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City Manager Brian Platt says Kansas City has 'got to act now' with sustainability initiatives

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City Manager Brian Platt says Kansas City has 'got to act now' with sustainability initiatives

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