~ Boston, MA - The city of Boston has been recognized for its efforts in promoting climate resilience and protecting the environment. This recognition comes as the Council honored Earth Day, an annual celebration that takes place on April 22nd.

Earth Day serves as a reminder to appreciate the planet and also brings attention to the threats of climate change, pollution, habitat loss, and environmental injustice. While it is only one day a year, Earth Day inspires grassroots movements, preservation efforts, and public policies that are implemented year-round.

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Boston has been a leader in climate resilience efforts and has been working across sectors, agencies, and departments to protect the land it occupies. One such project is Climate Ready Boston which aims to strengthen the city's infrastructure, protect communities, and preserve natural resources through sustainable design and nature-based solutions.

The city is also dedicated to expanding climate justice throughout its neighborhoods, particularly in at-risk areas such as Chinatown, East Boston, and Dorchester. This resolution is part of Boston's larger commitment to the environment and its dedication to protecting and preserving the Earth for future generations.

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