February 17, 2021·Ranson Financial·1 min read
Roeland Park residents now have a way to check their household’s and city’s carbon footprint in real time. The city’s new carbon emissions tracking software is up and running on the city’s website, less than a year after the city set a goal to reduce its overall carbon emissions by 28% by the year 2025. Last March, the Roeland Park City Council approved an agreement with Dynamhex of Kansas City, Mo., for the company’s carbon emission tracking system and action plan.
Source: Prairie Village Post

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