Windsor recognized for climate action worldwide

The Welcome to Windsor sign on Riverside Drive in Windsor, Ont., on Sunday, May 3, 2020. (Melanie Borrelli / CTV Windsor)

The City of Windsor has been recognized as part of the top 15 per cent of cities in the world for its climate action.

Windsor is one of 112 that have made the list, recognized for leadership in environmental transparency, climate action, and resilience planning.

“We are proud to announce that the City of Windsor has once again achieved an ‘A’ grade in our 2024 CDP climate reporting, maintaining our strong commitment to environmental sustainability,” said Mayor Drew Dilkens.

“Since we began reporting in 2016, we’ve consistently demonstrated leadership in addressing climate change, earning a leadership level score of A minus or higher each year.”

Dilkens added the accomplishment “underscores the hard work and dedication” the team puts forth in impactful climate actions to help the environment.

“Congratulations to Windsor for earning a spot on CDP’s A list,” said Katie Walsh, head of climate finance for cities, states, and regions and North America lead at CDP North America.

“Windsor is leading by example, by disclosing transparently how it is prioritizing and integrating climate resiliency and sustainability across their city.”