Members of the City Council approved a resolution April 18 that affirms the City’s efforts to reduce greenhouse gases and curb global warming in accordance with the Kyoto Protocols. If approved, City staff would work to establish baseline data and develop goals for the reduction of greenhouse gases, while encouraging the continued growth and development of clean technology businesses in Tacoma.
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