McCrorey Heights TreeDay
TreesCharlotte will be planting trees in the McCrorey Heights, Walter G. Byers Elementary School, and Greenville. This has been made possible by our Treesilience sponsors. TreesCharlotte will: Provide all the […]

TreesCharlotte will be planting trees in the McCrorey Heights, Walter G. Byers Elementary School, and Greenville. This has been made possible by our Treesilience sponsors. TreesCharlotte will: Provide all the […]
2026 Goals Follow up with CMS Board members with survey results, emphasizing their support for hiring a clean energy consultant or having a dedicated staff member. Research clean energy currently […]
This committee was formed after the Strategic Energy Action Plan (SEAP) was approved by Charlotte City Council in 2018. Members have continued to be engaged with implementation of the Strategic […]
Email CMCL at cmcl@cleanairenc.org if you are interested in attending this committee meeting.
2026 Goals: Quarterly events Paid internship: funding and internship development Subcommittees Events: Billie Development: Kristen Youth Engagement: Manasi & Saha Email CMCL at cmcl@cleanairenc.org if you are interested in attending this meeting.
Duke Energy has submitted its most recent Carbon Plan proposal to the NC Utilities Commission, with more gas and less wind, plus rising emissions in the short term. Please register for the trainings to prepare to speak out on Duke’s Carbon plan at one of the upcoming hearings. You will be sent a Zoom link […]
2026 Goals Organize members to attend the NC Utilities Commission public hearing on March 18 and/or provide testimony on Duke Energy’s latest update to the NC Carbon Plan Organize members to attend the NC Utilities Commission public hearing later in the year and/or provide testimony on Duke Energy’s proposed rate hike Research data center expansion […]
Join us for a viewing of Environmental Justice is Food Sovereignty. This documentary explores how access to healthy, affordable, and culturally relevant food is deeply connected to environmental justice, health, and community stability. Through local voices and real experiences, the film sheds light on food deserts, the quality of food available in under-resourced neighborhoods, and […]
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As if you didn’t already love trees? Join Charlotte Wildlife Stewards and Urban Forest Educator Heather Brent for a deep dive into arboriculture and the many benefits of trees and forests. Heather will provide insights into what you can do to help our urban forest thrive and also ways to get involved with TreesCharlotte! Register here.