The 2030 Climate Action Plan (CAP) outlines Boston's 2026–2030 roadmap to cut community-wide carbon emissions by 50% in 2030 and 100% by 2050. The CAP seeks to improve climate resilience, and ensure all residents benefit from climate action — through clean air, healthy homes, and green spaces. Centered on climate justice, Boston’s climate action seeks to amplify the voices of communities most affected by climate change and set a course toward a healthier, more just, and climate-ready future.

More information about the Climate Action Plan

The 2030 Climate Action Plan (CAP) outlines Boston's 2026–2030 roadmap to cut community-wide carbon emissions by 50% in 2030 and 100% by 2050. The CAP also seeks to improve climate resilience, and ensure all residents benefit from climate action — through clean air, healthy homes, and green spaces. Centered on climate justice, Boston’s climate action seeks to amplify the voices of communities most affected by climate change and set a course toward a healthier, more just, and climate-ready future.

More information about the Climate Action Plan can be found here: boston.gov/climate-action-plan

The 2030 Climate Action Plan is Boston's roadmap from 2026-2030 for how we will reach our carbon emissions reduction and climate resilience goals.

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Meeting Boston’s climate goals requires a plan that reduces carbon emissions in our built environment, helps our communities adapt to climate changes, and makes Boston a place for everyone to thrive. The Boston Climate Action Plan will focus on:

1. Making our buildings healthier, more resilient, and fully decarbonized
2. Making transportation more sustainable, accessible and equitable
3. Powering Boston with clean, renewable energy
4. Combatting the risks posed by extreme weather events
5. Reducing waste and promoting sustainable consumption
6. Protecting and expanding our green space
7. Building a green workforce
8. Prioritizing public health for a healthier, stronger city

The 2030 Climate Action Plan is Boston's roadmap from 2026-2030 for how we will reach our carbon emissions reduction and climate resilience goals.

Register here

Meeting Boston’s climate goals requires a plan that reduces carbon emissions in our built environment, helps our communities adapt to climate changes, and makes Boston a place for everyone to thrive. The Boston Climate Action Plan will focus on:

1. Making our buildings healthier, more resilient, and fully decarbonized
2. Making transportation more sustainable, accessible and equitable
3. Powering Boston with clean, renewable energy
4. Combatting the risks posed by extreme weather events
5. Reducing waste and promoting sustainable consumption
6. Protecting and expanding our green space
7. Building a green workforce
8. Prioritizing public health for a healthier, stronger city

Located on the terrace above the playground at City Hall Plaza (pending City of Boston license approval), this two-hour drop-in event is for families and children under 12 who want to learn to ride and practice their riding skills. A variety of different sized bikes and helmets will be provided, and staff will be present to lead on-bike games and teach bike riding skills and safe riding tips and techniques.

Plan your visit

Individuals and families: no registration is required. We will have waivers available at the site. 

Groups and schools: please email us so that we know to expect your group! Hand out waivers to students ahead of time so they can participate. Everyone that takes part in our program must have a signed waiver to ride bikes. Teachers / group leaders are responsible for collecting bringing signed waivers to the event.