SA Climate Ready

Learn how you can make an impact here at home to make San Antonio more resilient and to improve our collective quality of life. 

• As a Resident
• As a Business

San Antonio has reduced community-wide greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by 7% since 2013.

• SA Climate Ready
• Greenhouse Gases
• Community GHG Emissions
• Municipal GHG Emissions

In San Antonio, communities of color make up 75% of the population, but experience worse outcomes in health, education, employment, and housing.

• What is Climate Equity?
• Climate Inequity and Health
• Making Climate Equity a Reality in San Antonio

The Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) lowers energy costs for consumers and small businesses while creating good-paying jobs as America’s clean energy economy and manufacturing sectors grow. 

• Tax Credits and Rebates
• What You Can Do

• Our Energy Use
• Renewable Energy
• Better Buildings
• Better Living

Did you know San Antonio's public transportation system, VIA, has 95 routes and 6,621 stops?

• Transportation
• Land Use

San Antonio could see over 100 days of +100F temperatures per year by the end of the century.

• Why Adaptation Matters
• Urban Heat
• Precipitation Changes
• Being Climate Ready

Serving 58,000 people a week, the San Antonio Food Bank plays a key role in addressing hunger in our city.

• Food Deserts
• Healthy Food

Together we can reach our goal of a 60% recycling rate by 2025, part of SA’s efforts to reduce waste.

• Reduce, Reuse, Recycle
• Education and Outreach

While there is still work to do, San Antonio has seen a 1% decrease in our ozone level, while population has increased 14%.

• Air Quality
• Water Conservation and Protection
• San Antonio Parks
• Tree Canopy and Natural Habitat

The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals are foundational for the SA Climate Ready sustainable development-focused goals and strategies.

• Background
• SDGs in San Antonio
• Climate Heritage
• City of Gastronomy