Saint Paul, Minnesota pledges to make its buildings carbon neutral by 2050

Saint Paul, Minnesota, has set an ambitious goal to reduce its carbon footprint by making all public buildings carbon neutral by 2030 and all private buildings carbon neutral by 2050, as first reported by Twin Cities Pioneer Press.

Saint Paul, Minnesota pledges to make its buildings carbon neutral

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