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Cal Poly Humboldt’s Carbon-Neutral Push | Eureka News
Cal Poly Humboldt is on track to become carbon-neutral by 2045, slashing emissions 32% since their first Climate Action Plan in 2017—and they’ve already completed over half the planned actions. By switching from natural gas to electric heat pumps, expanding solar and battery storage, and boosting renewable energy, they’re tackling emissions head-on. The campus community is deeply engaged, with sustainability woven into academics, research, waste reduction, and transportation—all while building climate resilience through emergency planning and ecosystem restoration. CAP 2.0 is now live…
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