After launching RecyColumbus, the most celebrated project in the history of the Get Green
Columbus initiative, we were challenged to continue to impress the community in 2013. This
challenge was met with the launch of CoGo Bike Share, car sharing services and announcement
of the expansion of the residential recycling program among other successes described in detail
throughout this report.
"Mayor Michael B. Coleman launched the “Get
Green Columbus” initiative January
28, 2005. A “Green Memo” was
issued outlining a series of
strategies to both meet economic
development goals and ensure
a healthier environment. The
document provides a policy framework for our
community as we come together to address these
goals. It outlines changes in city operations to
improve efficiency and environmental sensitivity.
It also directs our agencies to use the City’s
purchasing power and investment incentives to
encourage job creation."
This report is produced each year to update the residents of Columbus with the progress the city is making towards reaching ongoing goals under the Get Green Columbus initiative.
Read More Read LessThe City of Columbus, OH has reported 2 government operational inventories, since 2005. In its latest inventory, compiled in 2013, the Transport and Waste management are identified as key emission sources.
Mayor Andrew J. GintherCity of Columbus, OH, United States