In addition to the individual actions we can all take to help keep our air clean, we can have a big impact when we work together as a community.
Neighborhood associations, parks and recreation departments, and city and county governments can help reduce pollution with native plants and natural landscapes that require less mowing and maintenance.
Community recycling programs can help reduce the energy used to produce new goods.
Simple actions that start at home can lead to big changes when we all do them. Learn what you can do to help your community breathe easier.
KC Food Wise is a program serving nine Missouri and Kansas counties. The goal is to reduce food waste by creating a food action plan. Make sure to check out their resources to find food pantries, local farms, gardens, and more.
RecycleSpot aims to educate kanas city residents about recycling including what can be recycled, where to recycle, and the benefits of recycling. Check out their website for more information.
Kansas City’s Climate Action Plan is a great resource for understanding the changes coming to the KC area to make it more sustainable and environmentally friendly. Visit their website for information about the plan and how to get involved.
