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Climate change is a major challenge facing Cape Cod and transitioning our regional energy sector to renewable forms of energy, including solar energy, is essential.

Enhanced rail service could help reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the region, according to the final Cape Rail Study that was released in early November.

Working with Cape Cod towns to identify critical infrastructure vulnerabilities Climate change hazards such as inland flooding, sea level rise, erosion, and severe storms are threatening many of Cape Cod’s roadways.…

Attendees will identify vulnerable roadways and help craft climate-resilient solutions  A series of virtual workshops for citizens interested in identifying roadways vulnerable to storm surge and sea level rise will take place…

Seeking students to work together to combat the impacts of climate change  The Cape Cod Commission is pleased to invite Cape and Islands students in grades 9-12 to apply for the Climate Ambassador Program, an initiative…

First of its kind plan for Cape Cod sets actionable goals to address climate change The Cape Cod Commission approved the region’s first-ever climate action plan during its July 22, 2021…

The Cape Cod Commission is extending the public comment period for the region's first-ever climate action plan. Comments will be accepted through June 1, 2021.

Cape Cod is experiencing impacts from climate change today that are anticipated to worsen in the coming decades.

The Cape Cod Commission released the region’s first-ever climate action plan for a 30-day public comment period.

Amendments to the 2018 Regional Policy Plan (RPP) that affirm the Cape Cod Commission's commitment to addressing climate change have been approved.