EcoAction Arlington
Solutions for a Sustainable Lifestyle
EcoAction Arlington along with Faith Alliance for Climate Solutions and the Sierra Club’s Potomac River Group encouraged Arlington County to look for opportunities to accelerate decarbonization efforts by integrating plans …
EcoAction Arlington in collaboration with Faith Alliance for Climate Solutions Arlington and Sierra Club Potomac River Group carefully reviewed the Superintendent’s draft CIP and wrote to the Arlington School Board on May 26, 2026 to offer comments focused on how APS can achieve its ambitious education agenda and its climate and sustainability-related goals.
Letter to Arlington County Board on Leckey Gardens Affordable Housing Project sent February 2, 2026
FEBRUARY 2025 | THE ECOADVOCATECounty Board to Adopt A Climate Action ResolutionPlease join EcoAction Arlington in thanking the County Board for advancing a Climate Resolution to start the new year …
November 2024 NEWSLETTER Please let the County Board know that you want to see a robust building decarbonization program that will reduce energy use and phase out fossil fuels for …
EcoAction Arlington is urging the County Board to leverage its budget decisions to accelerate County efforts to achieve its carbon neutrality goal.
The County Board started the year on a positive note, advancing the transition of ART buses from polluting fossil-gas buses to zero emission battery electric buses with an agreement to …
EcoAction Arlington, Faith Alliance for Climate Solutions Arlington Hub, and the Sierra Club Potomac River Group have recently sent two joint letters to the Arlington School Board and the APS Superintendent asking for firm commitments to carbon neutrality, including making ACC all electric for key systems, to protect our children’s future and to offer inspiration and experiential learning for students who may one day work in green economy jobs.
Arlington County needs to do more to meet the challenges of the rapidly unfolding climate crisis.
With buildings accounting for about 60 percent of Arlington’s greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, electrification–elimination of onsite combustion of fossil fuels, primarily natural gas–in homes and commercial and residential buildings is …
