Cleveland GISTO VIEW AND DOWNLOAD THE ACTUAL DATA, CLICK ON ONE OF THE LAYERS BELOW The Cleveland Climate Action Plan (CAP) Dashboard is a companion to the updated Climate Action Plan (CAP) , which will guide our work from 2025 to 2029 and strive to reduce pollution, create jobs, and protect our communities from climate impacts. More than 150 stakeholders from over 100 institutions, community-based organizations, and advocacy groups guided the development of this plan. The City also relied on input from more than 1,000 residents to ensure this CAP is truly a plan from the community. This updated CAP is designed to guide implementation to position our city as a climate leader, ensuring that our community can overcome obstacles, and achieve our ambitious climate goals. This dashboard includes three different components: Emissions: Data on emissions of greenhouse gases (GHGs) from across Cleveland from 2010-2022. This section provides annual data on GHG emissions from all key sectors, including Stationary Energy (Residential, Commercial and Industrial Energy use, Fugitive Emissions/leaks from natural gas infrastructure), Transportation (on-road vehicles, aviation, waterborne transportation), Industrial Processes and Process Use (IPUU) (e.g. emissions from iron and steel production), and Waste (solid waste and wastewater treatment),. Transitions: Transitions describe shifts from activities that produce large amounts of GHG emissions to low to zero emissions activities. These transitions, which correspond to the Goals and Objectives from Cleveland's CAP, include clear targets and projected GHG reductions that allow the City to track progress over time. Interventions: Interventions are the policies, projects, initiatives and commitments to make the transition to net zero happen. They describe the "how" the City plans to implement Transitions. Interventions correspond to CAP Actions. Documentation and Definitions Greenhouse Gases (GHG): Types of gases that trap heat from the sun and contribute to global warming. The primary greenhouse gases in Earth's atmosphere are water vapor (H2O), carbon dioxide (CO2), methane (CH4), nitrous oxide (N2O), ozone (O3), and some fluorinated gases GHG Inventory: Tools that communities use to measure, calculate, and assess emissions of GHGs associated with activities and sources occurring within a community. Transitions: Shifts from activities that produce large amounts of GHG emissions to low to zero emissions activities. Interventions: The policies, projects, initiatives and commitments to make the transition to net zero happen. They describe the "how" the City plans to implement Transitions. Update Frequency Annually Contacts Tim Kovach, Mayor's Office of Sustainability and Climate Justice, tkovach@clevelandohio.govArcGIS FeatureLayerhttps://hub.arcgis.com/datasets/1d49ba8aa4fa46119c2546bb8d7188b8_0engCity of Cleveland Open DataPublicGHG Emissions Inventory [Ohio--Cleveland]Web servicesOhio--ClevelandOhioLast Modified: 2025-08-14