Philadelphia releases toolkit to help neighbors talk about climate change
Posted by WHYY on November 10, 2026
Philadelphia’s Office of Sustainability released a new toolkit to help residents prepare for climate change with their neighbors.
Do you want to make your neighborhood more resilient to extreme heat and flooding, but don’t know where to start? The city of Philadelphia has a guide for that.
A new community climate resilience toolkit released by the city’s Office of Sustainability is designed to help residents gather with neighbors to discuss growing hazards such as flooding, extreme heat and poor air quality, and what they can do to prepare.
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